I honestly had some sort of disbelief when I heard that there is a Hitler sex doll. I can’t imagine any moral justifications to manufacture and distribute such an aberration. It’s vapid to display admiration for an individual who was responsible for one of the greatest human tragedies.
I would go as far as to say that it’s a sign of moral bankruptcy. It seems like humanity has decided to take a leap backwards in time. Plus, to think of all the possible social implications that such an act might produce. The thought of people considering Adolf Hitler as a provider of satisfaction is just plain wrong!
Nevertheless, I consider it pathetic how there are some people out there just wanting to make money with this abomination of a sex doll. It’s patently obvious that it’s not about art or any kind of aesthetics, but a shameless attempt to exploit the past and make a buck out of it.
I won’t deny though, that there is a certain morbid curiosity about this whole thing. It’s kind of like an inverted form of entertainment. But then, I stop myself and come to terms with reality and sense the moral weight of such an action and just plain refuse to abide by it.
I am literally dumbstruck by this ludicrous product. But what baffles me the most is the target demographic. Who in their right mind would buy such a thing? When I found out, I couldn’t help but feel sickened. I think it’s a clear demonstration of the decadence of society and a giant slap in the face of everyone who was ever affected or victimized by the Nazi regime.
The entire idea itself is revolting to me. It’s utterly outrageous and repugnant that people are finding amusement in such a taboo subject. I don’t get how a company can even think of turning such an abhorrent figure into a sex symbol, let alone a sex doll. It seems like winning a game of profiteering with your morals.
It is ethically wrong and despicable to even consider something like that, as my conscience couldn’t possibly fathom the thoughts behind buying it. Then again, I can’t just sit by and watch without voicing my opinions and wondering how deep can our fall actually be.
Moreover, the prospect of normalizing the atrocities of an insane dictator, dildos is an affront to our collective morality. It’s degrading to human dignity to consider a Hitler sex dolls doll anything more than a warped version of an awful joke.
I find myself at a loss for words every time I think about the sheer audacity and disrespect for the millions of victims throughout history of a madman’s ideology. Being able tu purchase such a reproachful product sends a bad message to our society. There needs to be more awareness about this perverse sense of nostalgia, since it can only damage our society in unthinkable ways.
I can only imagine the hurt that the families of those affected must feel from this supposed “commemoration”, it’s just preposterous. It does not defend their memory by making their infamous executioner the subject of a perverse sexual fantasy.
It’s wrong on so many levels, and yet it’s still widely accepted by some. To further admire and make a mockery of such a shameful era, is beyond shallow. It shows a lack of respect to the legacy of those affected and also to our own values. It is simply unreal to think that this could be promoted by an organization that claims to be grounded in some kind of moral code.
I really believe companies should be more careful when it comes to their own commercial and ethical responsibility. After all, it’s not an understatement to assert that the present generation doesn’t need any more fuel toUMP their own ideology. Instead, it’s called to uphold the values of our ancestors, which mean something more than just siding with a cult hero.
I can only imagine the psychological damages this could bring to young minds, which may think that these kind of figures are worthy of emulation or worship. Not to mention the emotional turmoil it can inflict on people that have been traumatized by fascism.
At the end of the day, I can’t help but think of it as a complete lack of sensibility and respect of humanity. Other than the fact that it being in bad taste, it could lead to yet another wave of cultural warfare. It could be a trigger to disturb the peace and reinforce extreme ideologies. In my opinion, recognizing the consequence of some of our acts, is the least one can do as a human being.
Now more than ever, I think people need to consider the message behind these objects and be more mindful of their own actions. It’s not about being conformist but rather recognizing that some prefences, should never be more important than others. We should be reminded of our common roots and how our shared history is more relevant that our personal preferences.