Dakota Fanning Is Getting Raped

If anyone is concerned about “Hounddog” or wonders what it all portends, then you’re not alone. A lot of people are VERY concerned about the “sexualization” of children in the popular culture these days and see this movie as an attempt to further it… by exploiting the most popular child actress in the country. To understand our case and, if you wish, to become involved, please check out these websites:

1. “A Minor Consideration” (minorcon.org): Paul Petersen, a former child actor and child advocate, is still involved in the Hollywood scene and follows the trends, especially where past and present child actors are concerned. Read his three part essay on “Hounddog” as well as those of guest columnists. Be sure to leave him a comment.

2. “Demand Justice For Child Sexual Exploitation in Films” (thepetitionsite.com/takeaction/467880755): Activist Robert Lacey of North Carolina is forwarding his petition to the Attorney General of his state (where the movie was made). He presents legal documentation, personal commentary and valuable links to further sources of information. Please consider signing his online petition.

“Hounddog” has not yet been released. We know it has been extensively re-edited because of it’s graphic content at the direction of lawyers. It may even have been retitled. It may also have been suppressed by Paramount Pictures to prevent interference with “Charlotte’s Web”, Dakota’s “cutsie” children’s film coming out on December 20th. Possibly it will be released directly to DVD, like so many of Full Moon Films’ other obnoxious efforts.

Remember: We’re not anti-Dakota. We’re anti-exploitation. We care about children in general and child actors in particular. This film represents a danger to them all. Your support could be crucial.

Thanks.

Steven — November 16, 2006 @ 8:51 am

I agree, that is messed up. Good way to encourage the sick SOB’s that are into that type of perversity. I have kids of my own, I know I wouldn’t want or allow them to act in that part.

Terry — December 30, 2007 @ 7:26 am

All this hoo-hah about Dakota Fanning’s rape scene is totally over the top. There are so many people around who themselves have a problem about children and any suggestion of sex. I’m sure young Ms.Fanning knows all about the act of sexual intercourse and what constitutes rape and what does not. She is about 12 or 13 years old, and young people of that age in western society are really very knowledgeable indeed. Many girls of her age are already involved in serious sexual experimentation with other young people of similar age, though I am not here suggesting that Ms Fanning is thus involved.

For God’s sake give youngsters some credit for having their own minds and their own thoughts and views. Who are these protesters who think they can declare themselves to be some kind of experts and set themselves up as ‘Sex Police’

I am a schoolteacher and I have extensive contact with students of Dakota Fanning’s age. They are a really sharp and intelligent age group with far, far more awareness than most of their condescending ‘protectors’ would wish to accept.

Leave the girl alone - she has not come to any harm be it physical, emotional and certainly not sexual.

Dave

Dave — January 4, 2008 @ 8:53 pm

dude wtf thats just wrong

fish — February 11, 2008 @ 7:29 am

what are they thinking! thats disgusting…..
the FCC should ban this.

skyfe — May 4, 2008 @ 2:56 pm

I can’t wait to see her get raped, and I’ll even pay for her home to be appraised!

Hays Barnard — July 2, 2008 @ 9:10 pm

The FCC should get a bullet in the forehead, lame ass bitches. Always so prune and afraid of sex. Sick assholes.
Im eager to see this movie. And Dakota is cute.

Fran — September 4, 2008 @ 12:03 am

It is the de-sexualization of children what should be concerning us, if we werent so handled by the media.

Dron — September 4, 2008 @ 12:04 am

I agree with Dave.

The idea that children are not sexual creatures is completely absurd. No, the true problem here is that people - when reading the sentence preceding this one, for example - immediately lock down and begin crying “pedophile” in much the way that characters in a fairy tale would cry wolf.

The simple truth of the matter is that our society delights in the suppression of natural instincts, and fights to keep people “innocent” for as long as possible. Is it any wonder that personal responsibility is taking a nose dive? Heaven forbid we allow people - of any age - the right to make their own informed decisions.

Alan — May 23, 2009 @ 3:03 am

decency and injustice
are mutually exclusive
in Hollywood

karl anglin — July 2, 2009 @ 4:08 pm

i agree with alan

american culture is all about hannah montana and the sexual idolization of young women, and yet completely fails at reckognizing that these girls have sexual desire before the age of 18. when americans learn to see the truth instead of what they want to see then maybe they can get over themselves.

i am constantly seeing republican groups attacking “child exploitation” and also at the same time seeing these people end up in the headlines for their particular explotations of children. it seems like a huge case of psychological projection to me. to all of you people who think that this promotes pedophilia i highly recomend you look at psychological projection and scapegoating. maybe you have some problems you should be addresssing.

eli — November 17, 2009 @ 5:59 pm

It’s sicko’s like Alan, Eli and Dave ( I wish i knew where he was a school teacher so I could know which school to avoid ! ) who think that kids are sexually active at age 12 through evolutionary and intelligent thought processes. Eli is the closest to touch on the truth but has got it backwards. This is ONLY deemed acceptable because people like you have made it acceptable. By promoting in the media such events, by promoting the Hanna Montanna’s of the world, the media is ALLOWING the world to accept paedophelia as an every day occurence.
It’s a chicken and egg thing - you say it’s ok, because the media does it every day and kids find it acceptable and know all about it at age 12.
I say the only reason they do is because of media portraying these events daily, and supposed adults and carers ( teachers ) suporting this stance.
In other words, why not get the legal age dropped to 12 if that’s your viewpoint. You think it’s highly acceptable for kids to understand sexual prowess and it’s effects at that age, then lobby the government for a change to paedophilia laws so that you can sit back and enjoy the kids sexing it up at age 12 OR you could have a think about why kids are like that now( in the western world where we are exposed to this type of media daily on TV it seems to be most predominant interesting huh )and start to understand that it is your tolerance ( or weakness I believe ) that has allowed this to happen and that your stance allows for the nurturing of sexual awakenings in children this young through education ( yup thats what it is ) on TV/Film.
Dave, as an educator I am quite disgusted that you cannot see that it’s educators ( the media is a huge educator ) that has almost blatantly said ” its ok to portray kids having sex on TV ” which in turn teaches kids its ok to do so in real life.
Stop the media education ( the media obviously enjoys paedophiolia )and the kids will be none the wiser.
Teens are not killing each other and having sex with each other because their brains decided so, they are doing so because the media portrays it as exciting and allowable and as adults you should be working to reduce the effect this is having on little kids.
Either you’re with the media and you support the blatant advertising of underaged sex, killing, rape etc which promotes it further, OR you need to work out that the media is actually leading us this way and it’s time to take a stance.
Dave- you note that most WESTERN girls aged 12-13 are knowledgeable - interesting to note that it’s western TV and film that portray this stuff mostly as acceptable - as a teacher I’m dumbfounded that you have not worked that out yet, the media LEADS it does NOT follow … we follow it.
I suggest you have a drink with your buddy Roman Polanski and work on ways to promote drug use to minors next.
Eli - scapegoating ? I suggest YOU are scapegoating by suggesting that it’s ok because the media does it. That’s precisely my point, the media is the vessel that initiates the tolerance factor amongst you immoral lot, and you sit there and let it happen.

paddy — January 15, 2010 @ 6:12 pm

I seen Dakota on Jay Leno the other night and she is so hot. I would love to have sex with her.

Bobby — March 21, 2010 @ 12:19 am

why is consent so high up if she wants to do rated r scene let her her choice not ours she is her own person she can think for her self she knows the difference between right wrong.

Paul — May 15, 2010 @ 12:52 am

I think we should just give in to all of the over protective, I have nothing else to do so i’ll invest in something that seems worthwhile type, which by the way makes me an expert on the subject, people and keep all things sexual away from our children so when they grow up 2 things will happen, they will overindulge in an act that was forbidden and they are curious about, becoming the people they were so sought to be kept from….

or perhaps they will be so afraid of sex that they shy away from it even @ the age of 30 — forever scarring theier ability to live a normal, meaningful life.

Zach — September 2, 2010 @ 10:39 am

The only reason we have a problem with this is because all you pussy that raised your kids without punishment when they did something bad or wrong so kids these days don’t really know right from wrong if people would take the time to teach thier own kids instead of expecting the school system to do it for them. If you don’t beleive me go to japan where 5 year old girls walk around in big citys like new York without any adult supervision which no one in this country would ever think about letting thier kids do.

Jeremy woessner — December 3, 2010 @ 1:04 pm

Hey paddy people like you are the problem your too weak to teach your own kids so you let tv and movies and everyone else do it for you man up and teach your own kids about it so they can protect themselfs from child rapest and molesters cause in japan they show way worse stuff on Japanese tv then we do in the USA and crimes aginst kids are almost unheard of there except American soldiers go thier and rape little Japanese girls it’s not the media it’s people and the way thier parents raise them. Get it right blame the lazy ass parents and the damn hippies.

Jeremy woessner — December 3, 2010 @ 1:18 pm