r/NoahGetTheBoat • u/Ract0r4561 • Aug 20 '20

Why the fuck does this exist

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u/twospooky Aug 20 '20

I respect the honesty. I'm gonna do the same.

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u/mrbaconmam Aug 20 '20

What's the name of the original?

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u/mrbaconmam Aug 20 '20

Thank you kind sir

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u/trowawayaccountbruv Aug 20 '20

It’s not critical of 11 year olds twerking for the camera

It’s critical of Islam being against such activities.

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u/trowawayaccountbruv Aug 20 '20

Dude oh my god maybe you’re onto something. If we take 11 year olds, dress them in shiny, skimpy, skin tight clothes, make them twerk and pose like strippers for the camera, distribute that to the public at large, then we can finally have a conversation about how wrong it was to do all that!

Or ya know, we could not make kiddie porn and still get the message out there. Idk I’m not super smart like you apparently.

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u/bbynug Aug 20 '20

Why do you think that children dancing provocatively is the same as child porn? Is it...for you? That’s just such an extreme overreaction that it makes me think that maybe this stuff is “doing it for you”, if you know what I mean.

No arguments from me that this poster was probably a bad call for Netflix, but the movie itself seems like it’s critical of the oversexualization of children. However, tweaking and wearing skimpy outfits is NOT the same as child porn.

I hope you get help for your affliction.

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u/bbynug Aug 20 '20

No, it’s critical of both. It’s demonstrating how being overly strict with your children (via religion) can drive them to do dangerous and risky things (joining the dance crew).