@thrillout@latimes Oooh, this is a very good point. I agree.
So far, in my agree bucket are:
1. She wasn’t on theme.
2. She disregarded the mission.
3. The uncorroborated possibility that Marilyn wanted no one else to wear this dress.
@dallowayR@latimes You haven’t said why. You haven’t said a single reason why we shouldn’t do those things. So you have no take, no argument, only insults. Try again.
@CorcosSarah @orangeslices17@BastTheDevourer@pinkkatydid@Kwatts7304@latimes I understand that. I get it. She could have stretched, ripped, burned this dress. It’s a dress. Without the dress, we still have the incredibly disrespectful rendition of happy birthday sung to the married man she was having an affair with & we still have her lexicon of work.
@timotheous_@latimes I just watched this historic moment… I’m actually disgusted. I think it was inappropriate. If I was JFK’s wife, I would have been extremely insulted and embarrassed. So all this to protect a dress that was worn almost as an insult to Jackie O… I’m done.
@BastTheDevourer@orangeslices17@pinkkatydid@Kwatts7304@latimes It’s not anyones. Marilyn is dead. She has no opinions on this and no clothes either. I’m very good with words, no reason to be insulting. That degrades you more than me. My point is wearing someone else’s clothes is not disrespect. I don’t care who owned them.
@orangeslices17@pinkkatydid@Kwatts7304@latimes Sure, but it’s not disrespectful to wear someone’s clothes. You may think she doesn’t deserve to wear her clothes, but that is your opinion
@iiiiiiiiitsDrew@Suziealto@latimes Beethoven’s original manuscripts? I mean, nice to have, but yeah, if we have pictures/ replicas, im not going to be disappointed at the Beethoven museum. The point is the music, the impact, not the totems.
@iiiiiiiiitsDrew@Suziealto@latimes I mean, w/ art, I’d be worried about losing the layers underneath, & the ability to learn from the strokes/details of the piece. But:
- imagine museums if works by old white men did take up space where new artists could go?
-plenty of da Vinci in storage containers/someone’s home
@allaroundmee @latimes THIS is an issue I can get behind. Not being on theme means a whole team did not read instructions, google, or phone a friend. These are heinous crimes that set us back.
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@latimes Pls help me understand the issue… it’s clothes. She wore them. They were very expensive clothes. She’s worn expensive clothes before and will continue to. I just… don’t see why we care, just because someone famous wore it once before. It can be repaired or remade.
@Suziealto@latimes Like, she’s not still singing in it, so it’s not a big deal to me. Having the exact version isn’t any more informational to me than having an exact replica. I just don’t see what is really gained besides reverence. For an object.
@Suziealto@latimes I think it’s just the relationship I have to things. I’m inheriting my great grandmother’s china. And I will use it. And if it breaks, I’ll have it replicated. It’s a wonderful indicator of her taste, but she’s not in the teacups, you know?