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Originally Posted by WarChild
Exactly, you don't know. She's wearing some sort of bathing suit bottom, it appears to be in public. You're willing to assume right off the bat the bathing suit is pulled to the side though.
My point is that it's not your child, you don't know what's going on other than one snap shot in time. We're all involved in a business that at least some portion of the population finds morally objectionable. It's okay for you to say what's moral and not, and even for the poster to decide this guy needs to die, but I bet you'd take offense to others thinking the same about you.
So your assertation is the father packed up his child, went out to the beach (or wherever that is) and took his child specifically to watch a girl bent over in a bikini (which is probably pulled to the side). You have no idea if that's the case. Could he have been walking by and decided to stop and take a picture? Is that so bad? Walk down the beach, there's tons of women laying face down with tiny bathing suits on. Is it morally objectionable to take your child to the beach because they might see sun bathers?
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I didn't mean to say that the bathing suit is definitely pulled to the side, etc... all I meant was that you don't know how explicit the scene is. I never personally said that a person like that needed to die, I just found it gross for a father to hold his child as he was overtly oggling another woman. Of course it's not objectionable for a person to take a child to the beach, however I do believe it is wrong to give a child a front row view of something which received that kind of reaction from men. All I know is that if my father took me to something like that, I would be grossed out... plain and simple. At the age of 8-10, I was all ready well on my way to discovering my body and sexuality.
Anyhow, it seems like the vote is split between men and women on this topic. Little boys may appreciate being taken to an event like that more than little girls - a double standard, I'm sure. At this point, I am ready to agree to disagree.