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hops4beer t1_jcyosdl wrote

Reply to comment by Ground2ChairMissile in Got a question for Twitter's press team? The answer will be a poop emoji by carolinaindian02

Oh yeah, the Disney movie where Karen Duffy sexually assaults a child. I remember that.

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SpecialEdShow t1_jcypa9h wrote

I forget, how far did it go? Did she kiss him? I know they went on a date. What a ridiculous movie.

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hops4beer t1_jcyr8ee wrote

She was grooming him for his money and then she kissed him at the end. Super weird and gross.

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Dorp t1_jd0siq9 wrote

No she was an FBI agent investigating the money laundering of the main villain. Still gross to kiss a kid though.

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root_over_ssh t1_jcyy9fw wrote

He was a little boy he probably enjoyed it

Just because too many haven't been getting it lately: /s

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TotallyInOverMyHead t1_jczra67 wrote

i wonder if you got the downvotes for the /s

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root_over_ssh t1_jd090ql wrote

Apparently they didn't understand why I had to include the /s

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FM-101 t1_jd2pccd wrote

Or maybe people just dont like pedophile jokes?

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Azudekai t1_jd0cc58 wrote

I hope he got his luckiest boy on earth award.

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DogfishDave t1_jczzm4e wrote

>the Disney movie where Karen Duffy sexually assaults a child

Wait 'til you see Big, the 12 year old played by Tom Hanks has sex with an adult character. It seemed a bit weird even at the time and I'm sure that storyline wouldn't be written nowadays.

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Lurlex t1_jd01lrv wrote

To be fair, the actual adult in that fictional narrative had no idea. It looked like adult Tom Hanks, and acted like a lot of men in their twenties — exactly the same way that a 13-year-old acts. :-)

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DogfishDave t1_jd02u7i wrote

>To be fair, the actual adult in that fictional narrative had no idea.

Indeed, and the revelation was a deliberate part of the storyline.

I don't know if I was really putting the blame on the fictional character or on the real-world writers 😂

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fotomoose t1_jd1vd7h wrote

To be fair, fictional characters are fictional, real-world writers are real. It's pretty clear where the blame lies.

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