Thinly Veiled References To Child Molesting In Media

I just watched a new (I assume, I don't watch much TV) commercial from Sonic fast foods, two men sitting in a car arguing about which hotdog is best one says having to decide on which is better is like having to pick you favorite children. Then has says "it doesn't get all mouthy at bathtime and it doesn't repeat everything i say back to her Mother." When I looked for it online the commercial shown had different last words.

I am stunned that we as a society accept these things, like the comedy movie Airplane at 1.52 mins see how he asks the little boy if he has ever seen a grown man naked! What is wrong with people, what is funny about that line it is disgusting!

We should all be ashamed we know what is going on around us and people seem to just laugh and act like it is innocent when clearly it is not! This is getting bigger and bigger and wider spread and no one seems to stand up and say NO!


We know saying this sitting next to a young boy is not acceptable, the abuse going on call it what it is Child Rape in the movie industry as well as everywhere else is well known and cannot be excused!

I was privileged to attend a private screening of the riveting, eye-opening documentary “An Open Secret” on Wednesday. Before the show, producer Gabe Hoffman explained the necessity of informing the public about child sex abuse in the entertainment industry.

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originally posted by: Char-Lee
I just watched a new (I assume, I don't watch much TV) commercial from Sonic fast foods, two men sitting in a car arguing about which hotdog is best one says having to decide on which is better is like having to pick you favorite children. Then has says "it doesn't get all mouthy at bathtime and it doesn't repeat everything i say back to her Mother." When I looked for it online the commercial shown had different last words.

I am stunned that we as a society accept these things, like the comedy movie Airplane at 1.52 mins see how he asks the little boy if he has ever seen a grown man naked! What is wrong with people, what is funny about that line it is disgusting!

We should all be ashamed we know what is going on around us and people seem to just laugh and act like it is innocent when clearly it is not! This is getting bigger and bigger and wider spread and no one seems to stand up and say NO!

That movie is classic and old. I wish they made more like it.

Lighten the F up.

It's comedy. The only 'references' to child molestation are in your mind. I don't see anything offensive about it, but I don't typically think of things in terms of child molestation, so...

a reply to: Char-Lee

What is wrong with people, what is funny about that line it is disgusting!

It's called satire.
And, btw, it was 35 years ago. Do you think that the movie succeeded in "desensitizing" people to pedophilia?

a reply to: Char-Lee

I just watched a new (I assume, I don't watch much TV) commercial from Sonic fast foods, two men sitting in a car arguing about which hotdog is best one says having to decide on which is better is like having to pick you favorite children. Then has says "it doesn't get all mouthy at bathtime and it doesn't repeat everything i say back to her Mother." When I looked for it online the commercial shown had different last words.

I don't see how that has anything to do with child abuse.. Can you tell me why you would think that?

a reply to: galaga

Lighten the F up.

Nice response there.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Char-Lee

What is wrong with people, what is funny about that line it is disgusting!

It's called satire.
And, btw, it was 35 years ago. Do you think that the movie succeeded in "desensitizing" people to pedophilia?

I mention it because it is one of the many references accepted and passed along the insidious growing pastime of stealing innocence. There is nothing funny in the reference to seeing a grown man naked and there are enough children being abused that the reference certain is in poor taste!

originally posted by: rockintitz
a reply to: Char-Lee

I just watched a new (I assume, I don't watch much TV) commercial from Sonic fast foods, two men sitting in a car arguing about which hotdog is best one says having to decide on which is better is like having to pick you favorite children. Then has says "it doesn't get all mouthy at bathtime and it doesn't repeat everything i say back to her Mother." When I looked for it online the commercial shown had different last words.

I don't see how that has anything to do with child abuse.. Can you tell me why you would think that?

Can you tell me what you think the commercial and/or the movie is referring to and why?

a reply to: Char-Lee

There is nothing funny in the reference to seeing a grown man naked and there are enough children being abused that the reference certain is in poor taste!

What would you like to be done about poor taste in movies?

Satire. Look it up.

originally posted by: Char-Lee
a reply to: galaga

Lighten the F up.

Nice response there.

I see you are easily offended.

Maybe you should step back, and step forward and step back and now you're cha cha-ing.

originally posted by: AdmireTheDistance
It's comedy. The only 'references' to child molestation are in your mind. I don't see anything offensive about it, but I don't typically think of things in terms of child molestation, so...

Maybe you should it is starting to be a mainstream game of some kind!

That's why we may never know the exact number of child victims. We do know that if we use the conservative estimate that two in every ten little girls and one in every ten little boys are victims (based on the population reported in the 1999 U.S. Census statistical abstract) well over three million children are victims.

Take a moment to think about that. Three million children is a staggering number of children. That's 46 National Football League stadiums packed with children who are, today, being sexually abused, and who believe they have no adult to go to for help.

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originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Char-Lee

There is nothing funny in the reference to seeing a grown man naked and there are enough children being abused that the reference certain is in poor taste!

What would you like to be done about poor taste in movies?

Satire. Look it up.

I would and do not watch a movie that makes a joke of children's loss of innocence.
What exactly was the "satire" in that reference meant to convey?

originally posted by: galaga

originally posted by: Char-Lee
a reply to: galaga

Lighten the F up.

Nice response there.

I see you are easily offended.

Maybe you should step back, and step forward and step back and now you're cha cha-ing.

Lighten the F up. Is not a response, maybe you should do better.

a reply to: Char-Lee

I would and do not watch a movie that makes a joke of children's loss of innocence.

And yet, you did. Or you would not have brought it up.

What exactly was the "satire" in that reference meant to convey?

That the sexual abuse of children is bad.

originally posted by: Char-Lee

originally posted by: galaga

originally posted by: Char-Lee
a reply to: galaga

Lighten the F up.

Nice response there.

I see you are easily offended.

Maybe you should step back, and step forward and step back and now you're cha cha-ing.

Lighten the F up. Is not a response, maybe you should do better.

I did respond. I said the movie was classic and old and I wish they made more like it.

Then, I told you to lighten the F up.

With regards to the advert you speak about, i havent seen it but the way you describe it ..im not seeing the connection to child molestation....my son gets mouthy at bath time" i dont need a bath, i dont want a bath" etc if you have children this is quite normal, and oh wait.....im seeing it now, just as i was about to type the "repeating what i say back to mother"...im seeing it now...thats pretty sick!

a reply to: Char-Lee

That was exactly what I just asked you to do.

Why didn't you answer my question?

a reply to: Char-Lee

you need to mellow a bit.

i read your post a few times trying to see what you see as child abuse and i see none.

guess it is all g rated peaches and ice cream in your house....
bummer for whoever lives with you

a reply to: kellyjay

Ok, I still don't. What is wrong with the commercial, other than implying that he loved a hot dog mote than his own child?

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Char-Lee

I would and do not watch a movie that makes a joke of children's loss of innocence.

And yet, you did. Or you would not have brought it up.

What exactly was the "satire" in that reference meant to convey?

That the sexual abuse of children is bad.

yeah sure...good thing to sit beside a boy and joke about.
I watched until that scene and turned it off. Having known a child who killed themselves because of child rape and a niece who was raped by her stepfather in the bathtub and told not to tell Mother. people who defend the whole backwater industry that is hidden in plain sight disgust me.

But it was when he expressed some sympathy for child predators that the audience and the internet really turned on him. He says that being a convicted child molester is one of the worst things that can happen to a person, so the people doing it must really like it a lot if they’re willing to risk their freedom, families and reputation in order to keep doing it. Louis then compares it to how much he loves Mounds bars and says that teenage boys must be even more delicious.

Did Louis CK's Saturday Night Live riff on child abuse go too far?
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