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Saturday, December 13, 2008
Before I Die Checklist... Another one down
I'm sure most of you have a 'before you die checklist'. It probably includes things like 'kayaking the Zambezi' or 'climbing Everest'.
Well perversely, one of my list items is to get up the nose of Bob McCoskrie, the National Director of Nevaue Moralizers, Family First NZ Inc.
Today I can check this one off... as our
MedRecruit Naked Doctors calendar
has got right up his nose. How totally superb!
http://www.voxy.co.nz/politics/doctors-should-keep-their-clothes-charity/5/6664
Bob says:
"There doesn't have to be full exposure for there still to be a sexualised pose which many would deem offensive."
I think we'll have to send him a copy for the Family First NZ Inc. office... Lord help Bob (I'm guessing he's a 'Lord Help Me' kinda guy here...) when he turns up for his next prostate exam if he thinks our pictures oversexualize things!
1t
|Saturday, December 13, 2008 10:09:56 PM UTC|
Comments [2]
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Saturday, December 13, 2008 11:21:20 PM UTC
It’s a shame that KidsCan felt the pressure to pull out of their association with the calendar. Let me say, I do not see this as a reflection on KidsCan. I think they are a wonderful charity and I fully support them. I also support their decision to pull out because of pressure that was placed upon them.
What I do think is that it’s a sad reflection on our overly PC society that something that is clearly harmless fun and has come from a good place has a few vocal critics, like our friend Bob, and people actually listen to these people! There are always people who criticise the good in others. Generally these critics are people who spend all their time talking and not actually doing anything of any worth.
New Zealand has been built by good people who do, not by critical people who talk. I guess if you don’t do anything worthwhile then you feel better by criticising those who do.
Sam Hazledine
Sunday, December 14, 2008 2:40:20 AM UTC
Haha! A worthy goal.
James Newton-King
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