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Old 05-19-2010, 06:04 PM
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to continue the original subject of Alleycat's annoying rant. I saw this youtube video: YouTube - LITTLE GIRLS DANCING TO SINGLE LADIES (SICK WORLD). This is where some of it starts I think. The road to objectifying women. Yuk! What parent would allow their little girl dress and dance like this in public???
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to continue the original subject of Alleycat's annoying rant. I saw this youtube video: YouTube - LITTLE GIRLS DANCING TO SINGLE LADIES (SICK WORLD). This is where some of it starts I think. The road to objectifying women. Yuk! What parent would allow their little girl dress and dance like this in public???
I can't watch it because I'm at work but I'll take your word for it that its nasty for little girls to be shown like that... truly shows how confused and sick this world really is *shakes head in shame* this is why I don't want to be called a human
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Old 05-19-2010, 06:39 PM
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to continue the original subject of Alleycat's annoying rant. I saw this youtube video: YouTube - LITTLE GIRLS DANCING TO SINGLE LADIES (SICK WORLD). This is where some of it starts I think. The road to objectifying women. Yuk! What parent would allow their little girl dress and dance like this in public???
I saw somebody watching this video last week -- I couldn't believe my eyes. I really don't know what to say... but "sick" certainly does seem to be the right word to use here.
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to continue the original subject of Alleycat's annoying rant. I saw this youtube video: YouTube - LITTLE GIRLS DANCING TO SINGLE LADIES (SICK WORLD). This is where some of it starts I think. The road to objectifying women. Yuk! What parent would allow their little girl dress and dance like this in public???
I can't actually believe what I just saw...to be objectified at such a young age.
The dancing is good, perhaps a little mature for their age, but is there really any need for such outfits...or lack of. Indeed, if I were one of those girls parents, I would NEVER let her wear something like that and dance in front of people.
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Unfortunately (or rather, luckily) I couldn't watch the video because of copyright claims, but I can guess what it contained. Mainly becasue i've seen it all before.

To be quite frank, from what i've seen, although skilful, the dance moves performed in such videos they are immitating are far too inappropriate for young girls to be performing anyway, given that most of the videos for songs by artists like that are basically an "invitation" if you understand me.

When did this happen? When did our society become so messed up that many consider people as just objects there to be used, when did young people start being told to act much older than they are, when did all the standards go completely out of the window...? it really, truly makes me feel sick to the pit of my stomach.
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Unfortunately (or rather, luckily) I couldn't watch the video because of copyright claims, but I can guess what it contained. Mainly becasue i've seen it all before.

To be quite frank, from what i've seen, although skilful, the dance moves performed in such videos they are immitating are far too inappropriate for young girls to be performing anyway, given that most of the videos for songs by artists like that are basically an "invitation" if you understand me.

When did this happen? When did our society become so messed up that many consider people as just objects there to be used, when did young people start being told to act much older than they are, when did all the standards go completely out of the window...? it really, truly makes me feel sick to the pit of my stomach.

Exactly. It is very disturbing for little girls to dance in an inviting way and dressed like they are in the video. What are their parents and dance instructor thinking? What ever happened to young children maintaining some form of innocence before they are bombarded with all this stuff as teenagers?

It is so sad and disturbing. This is where the objectification of women and increased materialistic behavior comes from. They are being taught that all that matters is looking "good" although in this case, with those outfits....they are not looking good at all. In fact, it is very disturbing.

If I ever have any children, Lord willing, and if they are girls...I will never allow any daughter of mine to dress this way or do this sort of stuff. I will teach them respect for themselves.
We need to fight back. Our stupid society are telling people these kinds of messages all the time and it gets very tiresome but it is especially scary when they are aimed at the smallest of children.
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remember watching I Love Lucy? Lucy and (blast cant remember the guys name... Frank?) didn't even sleep in the same bed together on TV... now look at whats on TV during kids shows!
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I won't lie those little girls were doin some dirty dancing but damn they were killin it! Lol

I agree, kids want to grow up so fast now and be like the people they see on tv. When no longer are these people good role models. A young girl shouldn't have to expose her body and dance sexually to be famous. Then there are the ones who just want the fame and money, lots of sad examples for life to look upon.
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Exactly. It is very disturbing for little girls to dance in an inviting way and dressed like they are in the video. What are their parents and dance instructor thinking? What ever happened to young children maintaining some form of innocence before they are bombarded with all this stuff as teenagers?

It is so sad and disturbing. This is where the objectification of women and increased materialistic behavior comes from. They are being taught that all that matters is looking "good" although in this case, with those outfits....they are not looking good at all. In fact, it is very disturbing.

If I ever have any children, Lord willing, and if they are girls...I will never allow any daughter of mine to dress this way or do this sort of stuff. I will teach them respect for themselves.
We need to fight back. Our stupid society are telling people these kinds of messages all the time and it gets very tiresome but it is especially scary when they are aimed at the smallest of children.
Couldn't watch the video, I think it got removed or something? But I know what you mean. My cousin is a dancer and she's about 12 years old, but she started doing dance when was like...9. I went to some of her rehearsals and recitals and some of the things I saw her doing I couldn't believe. It was like...just really really wrong. Kids are already growing up way too fast, and now it seems like they're just getting pressured to grow up even faster.
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Couldn't watch the video, I think it got removed or something? But I know what you mean. My cousin is a dancer and she's about 12 years old, but she started doing dance when was like...9. I went to some of her rehearsals and recitals and some of the things I saw her doing I couldn't believe. It was like...just really really wrong. Kids are already growing up way too fast, and now it seems like they're just getting pressured to grow up even faster.
Yeah, apparently the videos are being taken off of Youtube very quickly. It was very appalling to watch though. I don't understand why these dancers need to do this sort of stuff, especially if they are young children. Classical dancing is fine but why tart them up to look like skimpy models in a music video?
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i couldn't watch the video but i'm guessing it was for those contests.... like miss USA but for little girls? If so then I'm not suprised. There was an episode of Dr. Phil about mums pushing their girls to do inappropriate things just for these competitions and the kids didn't even know why they were doing it OR they said they did and said they enjoyed it but I'm sure they just said that to please their mums OR they have been brain washed. One girl, who was 12 or 13, did a photo shoot in a bikini. I don't know what age girls start to wear bikinis but 12/13 seems pretty young. the worst thig is she probably didn't even want to do it but her mum forced her to....... sad but true
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i couldn't watch the video but i'm guessing it was for those contests.... like miss USA but for little girls? If so then I'm not suprised. There was an episode of Dr. Phil about mums pushing their girls to do inappropriate things just for these competitions and the kids didn't even know why they were doing it OR they said they did and said they enjoyed it but I'm sure they just said that to please their mums OR they have been brain washed. One girl, who was 12 or 13, did a photo shoot in a bikini. I don't know what age girls start to wear bikinis but 12/13 seems pretty young. the worst thig is she probably didn't even want to do it but her mum forced her to....... sad but true
That or they've been shamelessly brainwashed to think they should be doing that to look "cute" or "beautiful" when the reality is it's just wrong...
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That or they've been shamelessly brainwashed to think they should be doing that to look "cute" or "beautiful" when the reality is it's just wrong...
yeah, and you really do think "poor child" but if it was a teenager who was old enough to think for themselves then what do you think? My friend told me about a girl he knows from work and he said she was gettig breast implants because her mum has them as well....... i didn't know what to say to that, but i thought it was a stupid reason. this maybe off topic, if so my bad, but i don't understand why parents force their kids into certain things, or why kids decide to go along with these things. as a kid if we didn't want to go to the doctor, or go to school, or didn't get something we wanted we would get upset. BUT these girls seem like they don't get upset despite doing something which i consider extremely embarrasing and a waste of time.
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When I think of fashion, I think of something different, something that expresses the person... two of my female cousins are highly into fasion, they wear some new funky stuff I haven't seen on anyone else, but it looks really good, and they love it because people say it gives them differnet ideas... they switch stuff around with each other, try new combinations, things like that... I like fasion that expresses who you are (well I guess thats what fasion is... you in with the crowd? cool get what everyone else is getting. Want to be different (like me)? wear something not everybody else wears and not care about what others think)

Thanks for this rant ally... and it is true about women... so much crap and BS from this world are thrust upon you ladies that its unfair... TV ads, shows, magazine ads, articles, music videos... it's not right. Guys? Ehhh kind of but not as much as girls. My heart goes out to all you women, you are good enough, don't let the lies of this world pull you in
I agree a lot about what Stanley said. I'm big into fashion but only because I made it. I make some of my own clothes my jewelry and its my own style. My body is like my canvas to paint myself and show people who I am.
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That or they've been shamelessly brainwashed to think they should be doing that to look "cute" or "beautiful" when the reality is it's just wrong...
You're only brainwashed if you let them. If you let people tell you what you what to look like then that person is a very weak insecure person and doesn't need other peoples sympathy.

Ps srry for double post.
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