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‘Future porn star’ t-shirts should be withdrawn
Judith Collins MP
National Party Family Affairs
Spokeswoman
25 February 2007
Kids ‘Future porn star’ t-shirts should be withdrawn
The ‘Future porn star” t-shirts designed for children by World are offensive in the extreme and no sane parent would go near them, says National Party Family Affairs spokeswoman Judith Collins.
“Speculating that your toddler might be a future porn star is sick and offensive, and World should withdraw them from sale immediately.
“I can’t believe that World is defending them and calling them ‘humorous and irreverent’.
“Children are already bombarded with sexual images through the media, and frankly, New Zealand families can do without this.
“I see World says that only three have been sold. I hope parents continue to keep their money in their wallets.”
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