It looks like you're using an Ad Blocker.
Please white-list or disable AboveTopSecret.com in your ad-blocking tool.
Thank you.
Some features of ATS will be disabled while you continue to use an ad-blocker.
Originally posted by antonia
reply to post by djvexd
It's too bad most people are not going to see this. I made no comment on the clothing line itself because what i saw linked wasn't bad. The link in the OP was pretty damn bad though. The whole 10 year old and stripper pole thing freaked me out.
This isn't the first time Hilton has mislead people though. His tactics have gotten him punched in the face a few times.
its not disturbing, it is a beginning of something way more than that.
Originally posted by Benevolent Heretic
reply to post by LiquidMirage
So, it's a political issue now? And it's all the liberals' fault?
Look, little girls have been wearing petticoats forever. That's all these are.
Tutus and Tiaras
Kaiya Eve
Pettiskirt Style
It's hard for me to understand the problem people have with this. But I guess I'll just let it go.
Enjoy your outrage.
Originally posted by riley
reply to post by Ahmose
I find it quite ironic that you find this immoral and innapropriate.. yet your post is riddled with insults and what is commonly considered to be highly offensive language; and therefore immoral behaviour. You're kind of.. "pulluting your own drinking water" to put it nicely. Maybe you could find a more civil way of expressing yourself?
btw. I do not agree with little girls posing with stripper poles either.
[edit on 5-2-2010 by riley]
Originally posted by ModernAcademia
One thing that I don't understand is why does everyone look at pedophiles as people who conform to one set of criteria. As if all pedophiles are psychological clones of each other.
Pedos don't do this, they do that!
As if what makes a pedo a pedo is written in stone.
It's NOT written in stone, nothing on this planet is written in stone, the only constant in this universe is change.
It's important to realize that while considering the impact of these images.
In addition, girls as young as five or younger – should they have the computer know-how – can immediately trade in online points to "purchase" for their avatar lingerie, nipple tassels, condoms and "antibaby" pills among other choice items on their way to the top of their own fashion empire.
My-Minx had already generated controversy last week – before revelation of the game's prostitution play – over a feature that allowed the avatars to adopt celebrity children, such as members of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's family.
At the time, parents groups in Great Britian, where the game is produced, expressed outrage:
"Having them getting virtual condoms or morning after pills will not make them any less promiscuous. As regards child adoption, this game encourages them to think that they don't need to worry about morals or ethics," spokesman Andy Hibberd of Parentkind told London's Daily Mail. "It is sending out all the wrong messages, and the only reason its creators have made it is to make money. They are exploiting children for profit. Children's innocence is very precious."
Originally posted by Benevolent Heretic
I don't know what the big deal is... Is it the word "lingerie"? Because these are just frilly, ruffled dresses for little girls, perfectly acceptable in public. By the way, this company has been around for 5 years.
Ooh! La, La! Couture
It must be the word Lingerie that's got everyone's panties in a twist (excuse the pun).