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on 28-08-2015 10:38 PM
@janeababe wrote:
@fustermcluster wrote:How can anyone equate same sex parents with murder?
ummmm... i didnt!
I quoted Deb's post... perhaps you should direct your question to her??
just a thought
Yep, I got that. Was just compelled to wonder out loud.
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on 29-08-2015 09:22 AM
janeababe wrote:
lloydslights wrote:
*julia*2010 wrote:
1. I find this picture on the poster disturbing - why a naked child? Why a tattoo?
2. Purple cupcakes and fashion parade under the rainbow flag.
If a former student was a murderer in gaol, would they have a documentary with a child describing what it was like going to visit Mummy behind bars? Followed with a fashion parade and cupcakes under the "Inmates Rights Association" flag?'
Look, I don't mind anyone attending a documentary about different aspects of Life as told by anyone. But to make it a celebration? During school hours?
DEB
Can I please ask why you find the picture so disturbing? Is the child really naked? How can you tell? All I see is a young child's bare upper torso. You can see one of those at any swimming area, sometimes at a park, sometimes even down the street.
Also, the Tattoo, you are so worried about it not a tattoo at all. If you care to take a closer look at the pic, you can clearly see the outline surrounding the picture which clearly indicates that it is a sticker, possibly a rub-on-sticker type.
I read a saying once, that said. ...... instead of trying to leave a better planet for our children, how about leaving better children for our planet!
I think this school is trying to embrace that!
I will definately watch the doco. ![]()
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1. I find this picture on the poster disturbing - why a naked child? Why a tattoo?
My uncomfortable feelings of the picture (Remember it was staged and had to have a parent's/custodian's signed approval).......
To me, it appears to be a bleak cold background, it appears that the blond "angelic" blue-tinged child (and I thought it was a girl - not that makes any difference I suppose) is trying to be strong (with hands on hips) but whose face depicts a "switching-off thoughts process" with having to undergo the manipulation for the camera shot because he/she mustn't show defiance.
And again for Arts sake.... why apply a "MUM" sticker tattoo depicting a real tattoo - the "MUM" tattoo that so-called tough guys used to show with pride on their shoulder.
It is the artistry and message conveyed to me of the photo that disturbs me.
And to Fustermcluster with your comment: How can anyone equate same sex parents with murder?
If a former student was a murderer in gaol, would they have a documentary with a child describing what it was like going to visit Mummy behind bars? Followed with a fashion parade and cupcakes under the "Inmates Rights Association" flag?'
The promotion for Gayby at Burwood Girls High School, was that it was filmed by a former student of the school.
My question was in regard to any other alumni of that School being in the circumstances of having been gaoled, would a documentary of the impact of their child have been given the same airing and promotion at that School?
At no time did I compare same sex parents with murder. And I find that comment insulting.
My comments finished with the following
, I don't mind anyone attending a documentary about different aspects of Life as told by anyone.
DEB
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on 29-08-2015 09:44 AM
Deb.... this is the actual picture of *your* tattoo....
(or my sticker) depends on ones POV..
I kept it large so you could clearly see it.
I think you have decided in your own self that it depicts a bikie gang tattoo. I dont see that. Yes, there are similiarities, but thats about it. .... I make no assumptions on what it represents.
I thought this was a boy, but we will just have to surmise on that one. It really makes no difference. ![]()
Be Kind To Nurses....
They Stop The Doctors From Killing You.
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on 29-08-2015 09:50 AM
..just watched the trailer.... its a boy.
Also, the trailer was fantastic. I would recommend everyone to watch it... get the inside story on the missing voice... the childs!
In cinemas Sept 3rd.
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Be Kind To Nurses....
They Stop The Doctors From Killing You.
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on 29-08-2015 09:47 PM
@janeababe wrote:..just watched the trailer.... its a boy.
Also, the trailer was fantastic. I would recommend everyone to watch it... get the inside story on the missing voice... the childs!
In cinemas Sept 3rd.![]()
cinema is where it belongs, not in school class.
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29-08-2015 11:52 PM - edited 29-08-2015 11:56 PM
Joz, I kudos you for the cat picture because I have a photo of me in a wig that is not dissimilar.
Couldn't help it.
The school can be proud of their students for making a movie that is getting released, then it is up to anyone who wants to see it, to see it. There's a choice. That was my only concern with it.
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on 30-08-2015 12:06 AM
@icyfroth wrote:
cinema is where it belongs, not in school class.
I disagree. When I was at school we were taken to the cinema to watch Wuthering Heights. It interested me in reading more classics by the Bronte sisters. Shown at school it might have encouraged more students to read the classics.
The same for Harry Potter. If this was shown at primary school, imagine how many little minds couldn't wait to read more about his adventures.
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on 30-08-2015 12:16 AM
@j*oono wrote:
@icyfroth wrote:
cinema is where it belongs, not in school class.
I disagree. When I was at school we were taken to the cinema to watch Wuthering Heights. It interested me in reading more classics by the Bronte sisters. Shown at school it might have encouraged more students to read the classics.
The same for Harry Potter. If this was shown at primary school, imagine how many little minds couldn't wait to read more about his adventures.
Did either of those deal with same sex relationships?
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on 30-08-2015 12:18 AM
No. It's to do with how it might help students to explore the subject.
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on 30-08-2015 12:22 AM
@j*oono wrote:No. It's to do with how it might help students to explore the subject.
so students should explore the subject of homosexual relationship? why?