‘Ordinary’ Christmas Photo Prompts OUTRAGE Over One Glaring Feature
By Dreamer
After going to the photographer for their Christmas photos, a family had a few ideas of their own. However, once the picture was put online for the world to see, well, let’s just say there has been quite a bit of outrage over one glaring feature.
With the Christmas season upon us, it isn’t unusual for families to head down to the nearest photographer to have a few holiday shots taken for the Christmas cards they send out. Although they thought their idea to be rather hysterical, one family hasn’t been too warmly received.
According to The Daily Dot:
The photo depicts a family of five posing together, flanked by evergreen trees. A woman, presumably the mother, and two little girls, presumably the daughters, sit in a row with bright green duct tape covering their mouths and a string of Christmas lights binding their arms. A little boy, presumably a son, stands behind them raising his fist, while a man, presumably the father, kneels and holds a sign, reading “Peace on earth.” The identities of the five individuals are unknown.
The boy isn’t raising his fist, he’s giving a thumbs up, so they didn’t even get the visual description right. As one would imagine, liberal whiners have come forward to say that this promotes the idea that “women should be seen and not heard.” For everyone else, it prompts a good laugh.
The picture was taken and posted to social media by a Louisiana-based studio called Hannah Hawkes Photography, but they have since taken down the image. According to the photographer, the picture wasn’t meant to “promote violence against women” and that “it was what the family wanted,” but those seeking to feel offended are saying it’s not funny.
(h/t: The Daily Dot)
(Image source: The Daily Dot)
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