From the original report:
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Parents in Florida are complaining about a sculpture of a nude family outside a shopping centre west of Delray Beach.
Parents of children who attend a nearby elementary school say the bronze statue is inappropriate, and the Parent-Teacher Association president emailed parents Wednesday asking them to complain.....
#1 - They're emailing parents to ask them to complain along with them? Gee, maybe the reason why they haven't complained yet is because they don't have an issue with it.
#2 - I suppose it'd be more appropreate if it was a bunch of soldiers bayoneting somebody in a turban. It seems that violence and symbols of hate are more accepted then love and nudity.
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The sculpture is by artist Itzik Asher and titled "Journey to the New." It is supposed to represent the journey of Russian and Ethiopian Jews from their homes to Israel. It was previously displayed at other locations in the area.
The South Florida Sun-Sentinel reports that Asher's sculptures have drawn criticism before. In 1995, the Boca Raton City Council made him cover the private parts of several of his sculptures with cardboard fig leaves. The leaves were later removed.
What exactly does this say about a species that's so ashamed of their own physical appearance?
The sculptures are actually kinda crappy, but they don't even accurately represent a typical human physique for any decent reference other then somewhat looking like humans.
People should rather switch their focus on a few harmless sculptures and focus more on getting that stick out of their asses.