Comment on From Snoop Dogg to Lap Dogg
EsmereldaFritzmonster@lemmings.world 7 hours agoBad faith argument. Equating two people that spend their lives together to an exclusively sexual kink is bunk. Grow up.
Comment on From Snoop Dogg to Lap Dogg
EsmereldaFritzmonster@lemmings.world 7 hours agoBad faith argument. Equating two people that spend their lives together to an exclusively sexual kink is bunk. Grow up.
wampus@lemmy.ca 7 hours ago
It’s an abnormal relationship type with a dom and a sub. Just like homosexual relationships are abnormal relationships with non standard partners involved. One is just more abnormal than the other. Both raise questions about sex, as was the point with Snoops clip – his kid explicitly asked about sex stuff, because he encountered the abnormal couple on screen. Snoop wasn’t comfortable discussing that with his grandkid in a movie theatre, and felt put out. That’s a valid response, no matter how many lgbtq+ people scream in nonsensical rage.
You may not like the point, but it doesn’t make it invalid. Just like you may not like hetero people’s reaction to homosexual content in kids media, but that doesn’t make their reactions “wrong”.
brendansimms@lemmy.world 7 hours ago
no. Snoop is a fucking idiot and this comment is stupid too. Watch this: “Same sex couples can adopt kids that don’t have parents of their own”. DONE. Your comment reads like it was copy/pasted from 1980 about how interracial dating is an abomination but you just changed a few words.
Cataphract@lemmy.ml 4 hours ago
Do you believe it’s unacceptable for two people of the same sex to hold hands in a public park?
wampus@lemmy.ca 1 hour ago
Me personally? I wouldn’t care either way. I’ve seen a woman on the street fingering the ass of a muslim dude before, and just sorta walked by. But I don’t have kids. I imagine if I had kids, I’d be opposed to public ass-blasting.
A parent that I work with has had awkward conversations with his kids, after they came to Canada and saw guys kissing / making out in public. I can appreciate that such PDAs can prompt similar ‘awkward’ conversations, but also that they’re much less ‘common’ than encountering them as part of a big budget movie – and encountering them in public is often an easier way for parents to broach the subject. Kids noticing that stuff is unavoidable as they mature, but having it forced to the front by media / schools is questionable, and I can appreciate the parents’ concerns on that front.