Netflix "Cuties" Backlash

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Exploitation of children, pedophilia, and child abuse, is global. 

As hard as it is to believe, the majority of sexual abuse of children occurs in the home. 

Even in the US.

Very very often its the people with power, police, social workers, therapists, judges, the list goes on and on. Point is no one can be trusted and this makes finding and helping the kids very hard

I spend over a hundred hours each year in conferences, training, and webinars focused on identifying victims, assisting victims, identifying suspects, prevention, and stopping of child exploitation and abuse. 

The biggest part of this problem is that the problem is so vast and ingrained into our society that it goes unnoticed and unchecked. It is easy to identify an infection when it is painfully obvious, stinking, and bright red. But how did it get to the point of  being septic and deadly?

Usually because it was ignored. We have ignored, and in some cases encouraged the sexuality of children for centuries. Hollywood is stellar at giving us what we want, even if we claim we don't want it. 

You won't find items in a store for very long that a store can't sell. You may be able to find it some place else, like maybe a specialty shop, but even the specialty shop will only carry what it can sell.

Cuties, regardless if you have a problem with it or not, would not be on Netflix, if we had not accepted and supported with our money, and veiwership, movies that exploited children from the beginning. 

We nurtured and watered that weed until it has become such a massive and invasive part of the landscape, that it goes completely unnoticed. Until someone points it out to us, we stumble over it, or we get tied up in it. 

How would these movies be viewed today?