When Two Boys Kissed on Primetime TV

Townhall.com ^ | March 5, 2015 | Michael Brown

[lentulusgracchus]

Good to hear from you as always, lj!

Hope all is well at your little "shack in the woods". ;)

[lentulusgracchus]

No wonder Hollywood has been so quick to fall to its knees for the GLC.

[lentulusgracchus]

This comes in handy so I can watch shows that are not just a bunch of homos running around.

The Houston channel I can rely on to relatively home-free is CCTV, Channel 55-6 HD, the ChiCom CNN.

When a talking melonhead from MiniPlenty comes on to spend 40 minutes bragging about rutabaga production in former Tibetan graveyards, I just change channels and try to see if the weak all-movie channels are coming in well enough to let me watch old 1940s flicks that are 99% catamite-free.

[lentulusgracchus]

Wow, I don’t know why I should be surprised, but 1/3 is high considering queers are like 5% of the general population. Now if you said hairdressers, I wouldn’t have blinked.

Remember Shampoo, the 1973 flick in which Warren Beatty portrayed a raging heterosexual hairdresser who buffed a teenybopping Carrie Fisher character en route to an assignation with the girl's mom, who caught them just post flagrantem but pulled Beatty's horndog character into the bedroom and started ripping her clothes off anyway?

That was superhet. Gay hairdressers were only getting to be the joke back then.

But here is the point: What happened to all those heterosexual men who signed up for jobs in Disney's animation shop in the 1930's and got run off, and from jobs in theater and cosmetology and hairdressing and TV acting later on, because they weren't down with "on your feet or on your knees"?

Haven't heard any liberals bellyaching about that kind of "hostile workplace environment" and job discrimination lately. Cat got their tongues?

[lentulusgracchus]

Erratum: Pls read "Homo-free" for Spell**cker-postedited "home-free".

I hate autocorrect.

[caww]

I think you're right about “Disney” basically being taken over by gay Administrators etc. and this at all levels of Animation and otherwise..... I heard that several years ago....it didn't become “news” worthy until they announced “Gay Day” at Disney some time ago. Even then it didn't get the coverage it might have otherwise....because there's such an acceptance by the public now of the gay community. I do not think the trajectory of the gay community can be stopped now...there are too many people willing to just "let it go" as it is and will be.

[lentulusgracchus]

I sometimes wonder if the government hasn't put in some rule about showing "positive images" of homosexuals, so that the producers have to put it in.

That's GLAAD, the homo JDL/NBPP. They actually sit in, by prior arrangement, in story-development meetings and censor unfavorable references to disordered expressions of homosexuality.

They also order the plot changes and insertions you noticed; they're very big on that. This has been going on for about 12 years, and it's at all the networks, more noticeably on ABC. Which indie is it that does Glee? They're about the worst. It's like a casting call for teenaged, breaking-in "bottoms".

[stephenjohnbanker]

Yep. Birds of a feather.

[stephenjohnbanker]

” But here is the point: What happened to all those heterosexual men who signed up for jobs in Disney’s animation shop in the 1930’s”

Disney has their own in house art/animation college. Rumor has it that it is almost entirely homo.