Next Up, A Pole-Dancing Doll

Wow ... where are the folks who'd think this is "fun" & "cool"? Remember when that one store chain sold thongs for little girls?

What's next - Little Miss Porn Star?

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First of all it starts at home!!!! Stop blaming tv, radio and movies for what you are suppose to be doing as a parent! If your little girl or boy grows up and wants to strip dont blame Miley- what a scape goat if I ever heard of one...so it's gonna be Miley's fault your kid's a stripper....Riiiiight.....

I saw the show and Miley was holding on to the pole -it was an icecream little thingy on wheels and she was trying not to fall off as they rolled her around BUT just for the sake of argument...ok let's say she was dancing on a pole- there's been far worse than that on television & still is these days- best advice- raise and teach your own d*mn kids- enough already.

As for the pole dance doll- it's the manufacturer you should be upset with. I doubt seriously that Miley or her father endorses this doll especially since neither of their names are on it and given all the flack they've been given over Miley's performance in which everyone claims she is dancing on the poll- I doubt seriously they are backing the product. Just as you want to protect our society and don't want your children to be followers of strippers don't become followers of idiots. Teach your own children so that despite what they see on tv or hear on the radio they will make wise decisions.

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GREAT! The world is DOOMED because of a doll. Get off of your HIGH-HORSE and come down to earth. Next you'll want Barbie's with no boobs or butt because that promotes sex. OH NO! Isaid the "S" word. Guess I'm next to doom the world.

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Check out Dr. Miriam Grossman's new book, "You're Teaching My Child What?" Those who write the "health education" curriculum, oversee the lesson plans and have the greatest authority in education believe that there are no taboos, and no boundaries on a teenager's sex life.

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I think there will be 2 distinct directions for this toy. The first, of course, is from parents who value their children and do not want to expose their sons OR daughters to the sexual sub-culture of strippers.

The other group will be parents who do not encourage their daughters to have self respect, get a good education or develop skills which will last a lifetime (not just until gravity kicks in). For those parents, run right out and get this doll for your daughter! Make it a family game by throwing monopoly money at the dancing hoochie doll! The sooner you can get your little girl training to fulfill her potential in the work force, the better....

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The more we shelter our children the easier it is to lose track of their innocence. When we grew up we had Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, The Tazmanian Devil. Now, thanks to the change in society those are not considered politically correct because they emphasized violence, racism, sexism and the likes. All things that, as a child I never understood, cared about or even thought about. It wasn't until my parents, caught up in the hysteria of what they were now being told was happening sat me down and explained what those were and why they were bad that I had an understanding and was awakened to those things. Otherwise, I probally would have had many, many years worth of innocence in regards to those issues.

How long, on this track, until we consider Santa Claus a pervert. After all, he has hundreds of children sit and bounce up and down on his lap. Perhaps everyone who works as a Santa during the holidays should be a registered sex offender after their part time job is up? What about the Easter Bunny? Same thing ... Many children sit on their laps, something that even parents and grand parents are fearful of in this day and age because of the one a**hole that just might consider it wrong and call the police, who in this day and age can't take any chances and just arrest first, ask questions later because their afraid of being fired, sued or killed over something stupid.

Now, I'm not saying that Miley Cyrus is innocent. She's 16 or so ... Thats old enough to have an understanding of whats happening to your body and how it can affect other people. Not to mention she's been in Hollywood long enough and in the real world with real people to comprehend things. So yes, what she's doing could be considerd wrong in that video, very easily. But to the majority of her fans, the real children who are 9 or less, or around that age, they are just honestly playing "ring around the rosie", regardless of what the adult intention of the pole is.

So to everyone ... Please don't sit your daughters down and explain why that is wrong. Focus their attention on something else instead and, as with all children, once the next big, new thing shows up, they'll no longer care about what they were doing a minute ago.

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It's so cheap and low class I can't imagine anyone buying the disgusting thing! Maybe some perv but the dolls head is like a little child's head! GROSS! That doesn't make it innocent! It actually makes it worse! Plus it's an ugly head at that..

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I thnk carmen electra and the many excercise routines using stripper polls have made erotic dancing non taboo for the most part and main stream even. Is it appropriete to have dolls with polls ABSOLUTELY NOT! I dont know where the line blurs but is does for most! This isnt an isolated case....On www.truuconfessions.com moms have expressed their views on the subject of erotic insinuations and activities and their views are very diverse!

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Okay----so Miley Cyrus' dance on the awards show did look a bit "stripper-esque", and was in poor taste. Make no mistake--the folks who coordinated the program were well aware of the connotation, and expected the resulting media fall-out. It was orchestrated to create a media response. But, on the other hand, the film of Noah Cyrus and her friends "dancing" around the pole was nothing more than little girls spinning around a pole, entertaining only themselves. I did the same thing when I was a kid, and I can assure you as a 7-year-old in 1971 I knew nothing of strippers and pole dancing. To imply the younger Cyrus' actions were anything more than a little girl passing the time is utterly ridiculous. But again, the media loves to run with this nonsense. Furthermore, if the media had not played it up so much, most little girls watching the Miley performance, would have never thought a thing about the stripper connection. It was just a girl dancing on an ice-cream cart.

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The person was referencing Sodom and Gommorah. What was happening at Sodom and Gommorah was a lot of sexual activity. The commenter was stating that the world today is becoming like Sodom and Giommorah of Biblical times. Get your facts straight and learn to use common sense before you start laughing at other people's comments!

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Thank you teen idols for making our daughter's into sluts!
I wonder if the doll has a thong under her dress? LOL

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When is this going to stop???? Never, because someone will always thing it's OK and fight for the right to make that choice. The sad thing is morality is sinking so fast it won't be long. Our children are growing up in a society where everything we used to hold sacred is now out there to be turned into something discusting and cheap. And we wonder why freedom isn't freedom anymore. We have freedomed ourselves into to much freedom and the world has gone nuts. Sex between two married people who love eachother is becomming more obsolete. All this freedom to get into bed with whoever is distroying our minds, standards and health and our children. How can kids grow up in this and not have problems with making good choices when everything is acceptable and norm? What was wrong with the old values. OOPS no freedom.

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So before I get any further, yeah, I think it's a real doll. I mean, why not? If it's coming out in Japan the things they have over there... Vending machines that have used girl's panties in them... woman who you pay good money for to NOT have sex with... And recently I've seen two cases in Japan where a woman put on a strap on and sodomized a guy, he sued, and the woman won the case claiming it to be accidental. Then there's a guy currently trying to sue this woman because he raped her and she didn't warn him first that she had HIV. I wish I were kidding about this stuff, but I'm not. I'm a writer and I can't make up crap this weird, so, yeah, not gonna thick twice about pole dancing dolly.

As for everyone else and the lot of you and the pole dancing and that what not... Really I'm gonna have to call up the phrase that makes the difference between Fundamentalist Mormon and Mormon on this one, which I am a member of the latter. The phrase is, "live in the world but not of it." If people are doing drugs, having open sex, drinking up a storm, and in this case, ragging on a 16 year old girl, who yes it is plain even to my eyes that she really could have made better choices in her day but it can't be helped now, for doing something at a teen choice award (and really, it's a "teen" choice award... I was a teen not all that long ago and I think you were too and I'm pretty sure we knew what pole dancing was and wasn't then and if we wanted or did not want to do it, at least if our parents were responsible enough) instead of just letting it all go, chalking it up to a bad decision made by someone else, and think, just for a moment, that maybe the bad choices of today did not come from one man or woman, but rather, from a large collective of people who were so wrapped up in trying to make everyone else see their point that they lost track of what the point was.

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I would hardly call walking around the pole. Strip pole dancing it was more like ring around the roseys. She was'nt hanging on it I just viewed the 1:30 seconds worth. I feel there was no harm done.
After all her big sister is doing it, She is just harmlessly goofing around.

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