Tinkerbellie16
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I watched the podcast and finally watched the video. From the talk on the podcast, I thought there was more video. All I saw were the two girls pulling on the rabbit's tail - did they taunt the rabbit more as well?
So, if the father was so concerned, why did he keep filming and not put down the camera (camera phone) down??
The first girl pulled the tail sort of quickly and with a small tug but the second girl seemed to yank so hard that the rabbit was pulled back. So how come those two girls aren't the ones being accused of assault? Frankly, the rabbit was defending his personal space. So what if he's in a uniform? Does that mean he can't defend himself? Should he allow any guest to poke or pull on what he is wearing?
The unfortunate part of the situation is that there is no handler to 'talk' to the girls. I find it appropriate for the rabbit to tell the girl what she did was not right. Just because this is a Disney 'face' character does not give other people the right to harass him. If it were my child (and hese are teenagers - not 3 year olds!), I would HOPE that others would tell her when she was acting inappropriately lest she think it is ok to do. But you better bet that I wouldn't allow it, tolerate it, or FILM IT and laugh. I'd march their princess bottoms right back to apologize.
So, if the father was so concerned, why did he keep filming and not put down the camera (camera phone) down??
The first girl pulled the tail sort of quickly and with a small tug but the second girl seemed to yank so hard that the rabbit was pulled back. So how come those two girls aren't the ones being accused of assault? Frankly, the rabbit was defending his personal space. So what if he's in a uniform? Does that mean he can't defend himself? Should he allow any guest to poke or pull on what he is wearing?
The unfortunate part of the situation is that there is no handler to 'talk' to the girls. I find it appropriate for the rabbit to tell the girl what she did was not right. Just because this is a Disney 'face' character does not give other people the right to harass him. If it were my child (and hese are teenagers - not 3 year olds!), I would HOPE that others would tell her when she was acting inappropriately lest she think it is ok to do. But you better bet that I wouldn't allow it, tolerate it, or FILM IT and laugh. I'd march their princess bottoms right back to apologize.