Originally Posted by Waites Girl:
“Pehaps it's a good job you're (hopefully) not someone in charge of young children then fefster, if you think that routine was either appropriate for an early evening family audience or even worthy of the show. It was poor, tasteless choreography, revoltingly performed. Everyone who teaches or cares for young children thankfully does not agree with you, and we are NOT Mary Whitehouses. Please keep your offensive comments to yourself, as others have also asked you to do, not just me.”
And you please stop speaking for other people.
Not EVERYONE thinks the same as you do. I didn't like the routine but it didn't offend me in the slightest neither would I have been concerned about children watching it and I have a three-year-old boy.
I'd love to meet these young children who are going to be traumatised by this move. I'd like to know the age of the children watching with their grandparents who asked "what he was doing" and why they couldn't be told he's imitating a dance move done by Michael Jackson.
The "sexual" nature of the move would go over the heads of most young children and those old enough to know what it was about should absolutely be getting told about the birds and the bees.