– I'm in a meeting.
Ok, I will call you right back, just give me a few minutes.
Ok, ok, bye.
Talk to me.
– Ok, picture this. A film about 11-year-old girl, who is a Muslim.
She has her scarf, takes it off only to rebel against her family,
they are conservative.
– No, no. stop, stop.
We have already done this before.
Netflix has done, Apple has done it. We can't keep doing the same thing.
– But there is a lot of money to be made.
– Look, I am a number's man, okay.
You know what DJ Khaled says?
And another one.
– Do another one, another one.
Another one.
– But wait, there is more, sexual liberation.
– No, she's 11-year-old . We can't do it.
– So what? It's just keeping clothing.
– This is pedophilia.
– No, it isn't. It's just keeping clothing, dancing sexual way.
– It's child phornography.
– No, it isn't.
– I know, trust me.
– It's just twerking, just twerking.
– Only twerking?
– Only twerking, she just dancing for herself.
– Okay, now we're talking. I think we're gonna make a lot of money. One sec.
Hey, George, cancel all the appointments.
I think we are on something here.
I wll take to you about it later.
Okay, bye.
This is gonna be huge.
Netflix’s upcoming release "Cuties" is anything but cute.
"Cuties" tells the story of an 11-year-old girl raised in a traditional Senegalese family in France.
She befriends a group of wayward pre-teen dancers
and begins to explore her sexuality as she unshackles herself
from the chains of her Islamic values.
Despite the heavily overused Islamophobic storyline,
the trailer promoting the film, which has now reached over a million dislikes,
showcases all kinds of sexualised imagery of pre-teen girls.
The original poster used by Netflix to promote the film was also just as shocking.
Thankfully, the film was swiftly met with public outrage
and hefty criticism for its outrageous exploitation of vulnerable children.
A petition calling for the film’s cancellation has also worked up almost 600,000 signatures.
In response, the raunchy poster promoting the film has since been pulled down
and Netflix has apologised for using "inappropriate artwork",
stating "It was not OK".
You don’t think?
But nevertheless the billion dollar enterprise went on to praise the film for winning a sundance award,
as though that somehow makes everything better,
while expressing no intention of halting the film’s release.
Which pretty much renders their entire apology meaningless,
considering the full film which features "close-up crotch shots of pouting pre-teens"
is really no better than the poster itself.
Astoundingly, the Producers of the film,
have also tried to justify the film by reassuring us that ‘Cuties intended audience was actually for adults.
I’m sorry…what kind of an adult enjoys gazing at children twerking in skimpy clothes?
I’ll tell you… probably ones that are found in prison.
Colouring child-pornography with phrases such as ‘11 year old trying to explore her feminity.’
with pre-teens running through the streets waving lingerie;
does not make this liberating at all,
rather something that would have been featured on Jeffrey Epstein’s playlist.
The entire ordeal has left most of us wondering,
where do we draw the line between freedom of art and child exploitation?
It’s no secret that despite the intended messages of the film,
the imagery contained within the film should not be in the public domain
accessible to all kinds of perverted individuals.
The imagery is borderline child-pornographic and by all means should be censored.
Not only is such content putting the lives of vulnerable children at risk,
but it’s also ramping up the sexualisation of our children today.
Not allowing children to be who they are, children.
But in all honesty, in today’s liberal society with principles
and values that fluctuate sporadically by the day,
we are only going to see things worsen.
In fact, this isn’t the first time Netflix has been called out for streaming child-pornography
and I sure don’t think it’ll be the last.
The movement to normalise child-pornography and the sexualisation of minors is well underway,
and pedofilia is already being labelled as an alternative sexual orientation.
– Pedofilia is unchangable sexual orientation just like for example heterosexuality.
As Muslims and even for those concerned non-Muslims,
we should stay aware and vigilant of the dangers that surround us.
We should nurture environments in our homes
that protect our loved ones from potential harm and dangers.
We should review all content that comes onto our screens before allowing our children access.
As for me, and my children, we’ve decided to unsubscribe from Netflix
and I highly encourage you to do the same.
May Allah protect us all.
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