Beepster
Let's not and you go away.
If there were a poor person in some other area of the world, he/she had little food, and could not get music lessons, but still had the desire to make music, then if there were people coming up to him/her and criticizing his/her music as awful, then that is unfair and unjust. This poor person cannot meet the rich man's standard (the professional standard) for good music. He/she instead has to meet the poor man's standard since he/she does not have internet, technology, etc.
That is why I think it would be both cruel and unfair if anyone of you here put down this child/person's music. I realize that I have the internet, am learning music lessons, etc. But everything I just said here is to simply illustrate my point that it is demeaning of an individual's talent for you to go only by the "rich man's standard" in judging someone else's skill/talent. You should lower your standards as a means of respecting and acknowledging the works of art and talent that an individual truly possesses.