Did you read the post? The point is using the status as very clear symbolism, bringing attention to the issue of sexism violence in society.
It’s a creative campaign to help people, not to try condemn the touching of statues.
Comment on Germany: 'Groped' female statues highlight sexual harassment
cheesorist@lemmy.world 7 months ago
oh no people disregard the feelings of inanimate objects!
seriously, this is like saying video games cause violence
Did you read the post? The point is using the status as very clear symbolism, bringing attention to the issue of sexism violence in society.
It’s a creative campaign to help people, not to try condemn the touching of statues.
Do they not‽
They do not.
Okey, I thought that exclamation was enough to omit “/s”
Turns out, it was not ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Dozens of studies have been carried out over decades and every single one has shown that video games do not cause violence.
So does violence cause video games?
Very likely.
Inconclusive.
Yeah, I know, I was trying to be sarcastic but only turned out the usual stupid
stillitcomes@lemm.ee 7 months ago
That’s not what the campaign is saying. The statues are just being used as a visually striking metaphor for sexual harassment. It’s cheaper and more effective to put some placards on a statue vs spending the time to design posters that nobody will look at.
wahming@monyet.cc 7 months ago
cheesorist@lemmy.world 7 months ago
Good idea, fully support it
this little bit is bad
saying statues can get assaulted does more harm than good
hope it’s a mistranslation