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Salomea said, (180 days ago)
Ugh, I find that pretty sick. I am not into violence against women (or symbols thereof) as entertainment. :-(
dimpelotomous said, (180 days ago)
Seriously though, you NEVER did Barbie torture as a kid? I think it's a bit more of a play on that than a symbol of violence against women.
Salomea said, (180 days ago)
@Dimpy: Nope, but I read about it and honestly the idea of it really freaks me out. Actually, my sister used to bully me when we fought by taking my various dolls or stuffed animals and kicking them or throwing them down stairs. I just really really hate the idea of (non-consentual) violence against someone or something as a means of pleasure.
pepperoni said, (180 days ago)
i see how it's funny but also how it's depicting unhappies.
where did you find it? i like when people stage weird doll stuff in their houses like this.
ABoyNamedArt said, (180 days ago)
I gotta tell you, I'd back up a little from anybody who showed this kind of thing off. Seriously, homegirl had to be *naked*? Couldn't they have her put the lotion in the basket?
Stagewalker said, (180 days ago)
huh. I didn't really think of this as an image of violence against women so much as the classic cannibal-explorer-pot joke. I was more amused by the little trolls as cannibals than anything else.
Of course, I'm currently reading about Magellan's voyage, and there's lots of stuff in there about cannibals and sailor's fear of them, so that's where my head is at.
Saint Tee said, (180 days ago)
Yes, it would have been perfectly acceptable if it had been a Ken doll.
Excellent.