I imagine the uproar is due to that natural emotion a father would (SHOULD) have for his daughter. I don't have kids yet, but I know when/if I have a daughter, when she is born and I'm holding her in my arms, may there be a dark day in heaven and hell on earth before I ever look down and imagine her to grow up and submit her body to an industry that will chew her up and spit her out like bubble gum. To imagine an innocent spirit being stripped down to no more than pounds of flesh being manhandled like some tool on a farm. Yeah, I think we should have our hearts go out to Lawrence Fisburne. But may we have the same attitude about women in general and rememeber that, that is someone's daughter, whether they have a famous name or not. Nothing like leaving a legacy, right? Just seems like now a days people are only out for themselves and it is more of a "screw you, I'm going to do what I want to do no matter how it effects anyone else attitude." People don't care anymore what they're friends or family may think. I can understand in certain circumstances, like if a fathers dislikes a boyfriend because he is a garbage man rather than a business man and he wants her to break it off with him even though he's a good guy. Then I can see a person disregarding what family or friends think, but in terms of honoring a family name and considering all those attached to it, I believe in general people need to get back to honoring what will be left to that name when we no longer walk the earth. For myself, it is not a matter of people knowing who I am once I'm dead and gone, it's a matter of having accomplished presentable deeds if I am remembered.
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Time to hit up them download links.
