Fallen Princesses: Liberalism in a nutshell

[Marina]

If you wanted to see a visual presentation of how an "enlightened artist" views the world, here it is. Keep a barf bag at the ready...
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/art...

I'm sure some may argue this is not political. They will be wrong. Destroying cultural icons of childhood is very much a political act.

[Steve]

Jasmine is totally rockin' it!

[Marina]

That she is.

[Marina]

Jasmine is actually the one for which this artist is getting in trouble- making a Middle Eastern princess into a warmonger.

By the way, her ignorance of the source material is appalling. I wonder if she actually read any of the fairy tales, or if she was too busy "raging" to do it.

[S.J.]

To prove one's independent and transgressive bona fides, one must show how every silver lining has its cloud. Assert that things such as love, happiness and fulfillment are bourgeois illusions and your artistic career is made...for your allotted fifteen minutes.

[Marina]

S.J. wrote: "To prove one's independent and transgressive bona fides, one must show how every silver lining has its cloud. Assert that things such as love, happiness and fulfillment are bourgeois illusions and ..."

How long can this be considered "new"? Yawn.

[S.J.]

Until a small child points out that the transgressive emperor has no clothes.