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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I won’t. It’s like saying I support sexual exploitation of children. I’m sorry, but their apology was BS and there is a pattern here. The [i]Ashcroft[/i] decision appearing in their ads as a “wink wink” combined with the horrific teddy bear ads is just too much for me. I feel gross even touching my stuff from them now. [/quote] +10000[/quote] +1 sick people with disturbed minds using children [/quote] What did they do to the children? I'm confused...[/quote] They shared images of children with sexual imagery. Sexual assault of a person can be a picture and these kids are not able to consent. [/quote] But those kids have parents, right? Where are those parents? European mentality is so different than American. Everything here is all about being "politically correct". Get real people![/quote] What to you mean to say is that the mentality of European wealthy men who are members of the intelligentsia is different. And yes, that is true. There is a reason Roman Polanski, rapist of a 13-year-old, fled to Europe and was welcomed there. But the sexual abuse victims of these men are now fighting back. European women finally have enough wealth and independence that they don’t need to accept what these men have been telling them. And this is changing things in Europe. There is a lot of discussion about this (NYT just did an article about France in particular about a year ago). In short, no, sexualized imagery of children is not just met with a shoulder shrug in all of Europe.[/quote] +1 thank you[/quote]
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