Child grooming isn't happening and you're a bigot if you notice that it is

One of the few upsides of social media is that us normies have gotten hip to what the bedlamites are up to and can call them on it. And when someone at fancy-pants Balenciaga decided to greenlight a child porn ad campaign, they probably thought we wouldn’t notice.

They were wrong.

“High-fashion brand Balenciaga is facing backlash for an ad campaign that features photos of child models holding teddy bears dressed in bondage gear; the brand also used an image of a Supreme Court opinion in a child pornography case as a prop promoting a handbag. (snip)

Penny Nance, CEO of Concerned Women for America, a conservative women’s rights group, called the images “exploitive propaganda.”

“This is not about them being provocative and getting attention,” Nance said in an interview with Fox News Digital. “The entire campaign sexualizes children, period. It is child exploitation, period. And it feeds and normalizes a culture that is dark and depraved.”