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The statue that triggered such a ridiculous outcry:
These NR comments sum up my feelings on it:
There is a statue across the street from this one (see pic) that is red. Red has been proven in scientific marketing studies to trigger hunger, which is why many food businesses and restaurants use it in their decor and advertising. I wonder why people aren't vocalizing the insensitivity of that one.

http://www.wtsp.com/news/local/downtown-lakeland-sculpture-is-turning-heads/413372930LAKELAND, Fla. (WTSP) -- A new sculpture in downtown Lakeland is turning heads. One person on Facebook called it a “piece of crap eyesore.”
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The sculpture is part of the Lemon Street Promenade’s 2017 Florida Outdoor Sculpture Competition, which is costs the city $22,000 per year. The city said the sculpture will be left up for about a year.
These NR comments sum up my feelings on it:
http://www.nationalreview.com/article/445225/christmas-story-leg-lamp-statue-lakeland-florida-sexistThese people should probably take a few breaths and calm down a little. People are sounding off on Facebook because the city of Lakeland, Fla., put up a statue of the leg lamp in A Christmas Story, saying that it’s “sexist” and “sick” and that it’s going to hurt the children just by being in the park.
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After all, we are talking about a leg. A leg. Honestly, if you are getting that angry about a fake leg, then I am actually kind of jealous of you, because you must not have any real problems in your real life to worry about.
There is a statue across the street from this one (see pic) that is red. Red has been proven in scientific marketing studies to trigger hunger, which is why many food businesses and restaurants use it in their decor and advertising. I wonder why people aren't vocalizing the insensitivity of that one.
