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Why not complain about Jesse Jane McParland?
People are complaining about a third dog in Jules & Matisse's act, so why not complain about Jesse Jane McParland wiedling a sword?
After all, a kid shouldn't be playing with swords. It's highly dangerous and a much more worthy thing to complain about than a third dog in a acting dog act. |
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People are complaining about a third dog in Jules & Matisse's act, so why not complain about Jesse Jane McParland wiedling a sword?
After all, a kid shouldn't be playing with swords. It's highly dangerous and a much more worthy thing to complain about than a third dog in a acting dog act. If Jessie's act wasn't dangerous then they wouldn't have kept saying don't try this at home. Sadly I think kids will try it and I shudder to think of past and future accidents it will cause! |
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Exactly. Even more scandalous, the sword was probably not a real sword either
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In another thread somewhere I made the comment that people are so busy moaning to ofcom about the dog and low cut dresses... But what about Simon Cowells comment. After Jessie performed he said "I can see you in a TV show beating everyone up- and stabbing everyone" I thought it was an incredibly irresponsible thing for someone in his position to say! I expected to come on digital spy and for people to be criticising it. But no it was all about the dog!
If Jessie's act wasn't dangerous then they wouldn't have kept saying don't try this at home. Sadly I think kids will try it and I shudder to think of past and future accidents it will cause! |
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She's trained to use the swords, or she wouldn't be wielding them, get a grip.
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She's trained to use the swords, or she wouldn't be wielding them, get a grip.
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But the fact that she was trained to use them is far worse than a third dog not being revealed in Jules & Matisse's act. What if it had gone wrong?
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They were probably blunt fakes anyway.
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They were probably blunt fakes anyway.
Surely martial arts shouldn't be about beating people up and stabbing them?! Simon really is ignorant! There will be people watching the show who think that's sound really cool and will misunderstand what Jessie did. But no lets just complain about a "fake dog" walking a tightrope. I keep laughing at people calling it a fake dog anyway. It was hardly Scooby do was it! |
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Blunt or not I stand by it that Simons comments were irresponsible.
Surely martial arts shouldn't be about beating people up and stabbing them?! Simon really is ignorant! There will be people watching the show who think that's sound really cool and will misunderstand what Jessie did. But no lets just complain about a "fake dog" walking a tightrope. I keep laughing at people calling it a fake dog anyway. It was hardly Scooby do was it! Chase: And I'd have gotten away with it too if it wasn't for you meddling forum members! |
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They could have been but there was no proof. This is technically a bigger issue than a secret third dog on Jules & Matisse's performance. If people complain about the latter, then surely they should be unhappy about this also?
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The former isn't deceitful in any way shape or form. We were all misled to believe only two dogs were involved in the winners act and three were, if you think this information wasnt deliberately held back then you're wrong. Whether it's a big deal or not is another debate
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Some people may think a child playing with swords gives off a bad image and is morally wrong. That doesn't make what Jules did any less deceitful or mean spirited
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Some people may think a child playing with swords gives off a bad image and is morally wrong. That doesn't make what Jules did any less deceitful or mean spirited
![]() Just imagine if Jesse had somehow secretly swapped over with a look-alike during the act and then took a bow at the end as though she had done it all herself. Wouldn't we feel at least a bit miffed? |
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Grow up dalekbuster.
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I don't see any grounds for a moral complaint here and people are being oversensitive.
Even Simon Cowell himself said that it's a good thing because she could have a career in TV shows where she stabs people. |
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Some people may think a child playing with swords gives off a bad image and is morally wrong. That doesn't make what Jules did any less deceitful or mean spirited
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Exactly. Jules cheated, no getting away from it.
Just imagine if Jesse had somehow secretly swapped over with a look-alike during the act and then took a bow at the end as though she had done it all herself. Wouldn't we feel at least a bit miffed? |
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Grow up dalekbuster.
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She didn't cheat. Her act always involved more than one dog since the semi finals.
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And where was the third dog at the end of her performance in the final? Say it as many times as you want but you cannot deny the facts.
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Grow up dalekbuster.
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People make it sound like the other dogs were robots! All the dogs would have been trained so they are all still talented. Enough was done by the individual dogs to warrent praise.
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She has 147 titles. I'd say they are much safer in her hands than an unqualified adult. What a bizarre complaint to raise.
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In another thread somewhere I made the comment that people are so busy moaning to ofcom about the dog and low cut dresses... But what about Simon Cowells comment. After Jessie performed he said "I can see you in a TV show beating everyone up- and stabbing everyone" I thought it was an incredibly irresponsible thing for someone in his position to say! I expected to come on digital spy and for people to be criticising it. But no it was all about the dog!
If Jessie's act wasn't dangerous then they wouldn't have kept saying don't try this at home. Sadly I think kids will try it and I shudder to think of past and future accidents it will cause! |
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