Body & Soul0 min ago
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.//I feel sorry for the poor, put-upon kids who'll end up having this crapola forced on them. Suffer the poor little children.//
It is more work from the psychological nudge teams from the Ministry of Wishful Thinking. After the blurring of gender awareness they now want to encourage, not only the acceptance, but the positive benefits of being disabled or injured. "Please mummy can I have a leg removed"?
It is more work from the psychological nudge teams from the Ministry of Wishful Thinking. After the blurring of gender awareness they now want to encourage, not only the acceptance, but the positive benefits of being disabled or injured. "Please mummy can I have a leg removed"?
you may well be right, ymb; but I don't think they'll be expecting a huge uptake; the dolls are just there for anyone who thinks their child might like one. And collectors and completists.
Who bought this one?
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Probably not many, but enough to encourage them to update their lines frequently.
Who bought this one?
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Probably not many, but enough to encourage them to update their lines frequently.
youngmafbog
//I feel sorry for the poor, put-upon kids who'll end up having this crapola forced on them. Suffer the poor little children.//
Don't hope think it's far more likely that parents of children who are disabled in some way will be buying these?
Like - how many white girls do you see with black Barbies? There may be a few, but it's way more likely to see little black girls with them.
This isn't about force - it's about choice.
//I feel sorry for the poor, put-upon kids who'll end up having this crapola forced on them. Suffer the poor little children.//
Don't hope think it's far more likely that parents of children who are disabled in some way will be buying these?
Like - how many white girls do you see with black Barbies? There may be a few, but it's way more likely to see little black girls with them.
This isn't about force - it's about choice.
SP, why did you write that at me, I didnt say that at all - even if you wish I had.
In fact as the parent of a disabled child I put a point over.
I have not anywhere said it shouldnt happen, just trying to have a grown up conversation and then you launch into me with something I havent said - again.
In fact as the parent of a disabled child I put a point over.
I have not anywhere said it shouldnt happen, just trying to have a grown up conversation and then you launch into me with something I havent said - again.