Perverted "Artists" Who Can't Keep Their Hands to Themselves
Bad enough we're occasionally exposed to modern so-called "art" from time to time - usually without warning - in the media, but this guy's perverted fantasy "feminized" a magnificent ancient Greek bronze by dressing it up in white vale, thong and...well you have to see the photo he snapped for yourself. (Click HERE.)
If you hadn't noticed, many males among us these days have been effectively "tenderized" into feminized form by a combination of the socialized educational system through which they were laundered for a couple of decades, a system that, among other egregious abuses, convinced these gelded beings into believing that men and women really aren't different, and in some cases, that the traditional male personality is somehow twisted, "paternalistic," overly-aggressive, crude, ignorant...you get the picture, right?
But not content with turning today's men into neutered or feminized versions of the male gender, this guy has to reach back in history by getting his mitts on ancient Greek manhood.
Shame on the museum that allowed this poor excuse for a photographer access to this priceless treasure.
...veteran photographer Gerald Bruneau dressed the virile, bearded warriors in a white tulle veil, fuchsia boa and leopard print underwear.Sheesh!
"I love to be provocative," Bruneau, who is based in Rome, said on Sunday. "I am always looking for new adventures."
If you hadn't noticed, many males among us these days have been effectively "tenderized" into feminized form by a combination of the socialized educational system through which they were laundered for a couple of decades, a system that, among other egregious abuses, convinced these gelded beings into believing that men and women really aren't different, and in some cases, that the traditional male personality is somehow twisted, "paternalistic," overly-aggressive, crude, ignorant...you get the picture, right?
But not content with turning today's men into neutered or feminized versions of the male gender, this guy has to reach back in history by getting his mitts on ancient Greek manhood.
Shame on the museum that allowed this poor excuse for a photographer access to this priceless treasure.
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