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   • Starsstorm ?
   • Kate Styles
   @FarmKat @starsstorm @bailey6117
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     @starsstorm @AnungIkwe @bailey6117 I used to buy bras on Amazon,
     because I have difficulty finding my size in stores.
     When I got this ad and I stopped.
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     @bailey6117 Amazon's "I Love Cock" clothing line for children
     https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/amazon-childrens-clothes-sexually-explicit-1.6447739
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     @AnungIkwe @bailey6117 Amazon has very little control over what the third party sellers actually sell. They need to regulate their own marketplace better. You can't even look for diapers any more without being given ads for fetish diapers.
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     • Kate Styles
     Several men had to think this was a good idea in order to get it on Amazon in the first place
     
     Kate Styles ? @bailey6117
     https://twitter.com/bailey6117/status/1570104238277009410/photo/1
     Sometimes you see something that just takes your breath away!!
     
     GIRLS swimsuit - Available for ages 6 to 12 years
     
     "It's normalizing the sexual commodification of children."
     
     Amazon pulls sexually explicit childrens wear from its Canadian site following complaint
     https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/amazon-childrens-clothes-sexually-explicit-1.6447739
     
     Amazon always blames it on "third party sellers"
     
     "Karolina Zikova of Chilliwack, B.C., complained to online retailer Amazon last week about sexually explicit children's clothing items being sold on its website. (CBC)"
     
     "Amazon has pulled from its e-commerce website several children's clothing items displaying a sexually explicit message, following a CBC News investigation.
     
     The items, sold by third-party sellers, included a dress, T-shirt, summer hat and hoodies boldly displaying the message "I love c--k," using a heart emoji. Sometimes an image of a rooster replaced the word, "c--k," which is another word for rooster and slang for penis.
     
     Ads for the products showed children modelling the clothing.
     
     "This is disgusting," said Karolina Zikova of Chilliwack, B.C., who alerted Amazon, CBC News and the Canadian Centre for Child Protection to the problem last week after discovering one of the items when shopping on Amazon.ca.
     
     "It can be connected with pedophilia," she said.
     
     Following a CBC inquiry, the Seattle-based e-commerce company removed the items."
     
     Apparently, everything is allowed on Amazon except gender critical thought.
     
     
     #Groomers #OpPedo #AntiMAP #LeaveThoseKidsAlone #RadicalFeminism #RadFem #BoycottAmazon