I detest Hollywood’s gratuitous inclusion of homosexuality with its products. That, along with any of its other PC obsessions, automatically ends my purchase/support of those entertainment product containing such.
I refuse to condone these perversions through “tolerance”. That compromise is what brought us to the point of cultural war.
Though it is disappointing to have less selection of decent new productions, at least there is a huge availability of older entertainment. With books, music, old time radio, DVDs, streaming video, and more; the entertainment industry will never again hold me hostage to its whims.
The Man In The High Castle will not count me among its viewers.
You just don’t appreciate all the wonderful “out”reach, hater /s
EVERYTHING IS GOING ACCORDING TO PLAN...
I actually remember Beverly LaHaye, and Phylis Schaffly warning about this 31 years ago -
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBT_social_movements
The Overhauling of Straight America”Edit
A 1987 essay titled “The Overhauling of Straight America”, by Marshall Kirk and Hunter Madsen (writing as Erastes Pill),[70] lays out a six-point plan for a campaign, which was first published in Guide magazine. They argued that gays must portray themselves in a positive way to straight America, and that the main aim of making homosexuality acceptable could be achieved by getting Americans “to think that it is just another thing, with a shrug of their shoulders”. Then “your battle for legal and social rights is virtually won”. The pair developed their argument in the 1989 book ”After the Ball: How America Will Conquer Its Fear and Hatred of Gays in the ’90s.” The book outlined a public relations strategy for the LGBT movement. It argues that after the gay liberation phase of the 1970s and 1980s, gay rights groups should adopt more professional public relations techniques to convey their message. After its publication Kirk appeared in the pages of Newsweek, Time and The Washington Post. The book is often critically described by social conservatives such as Focus on the Family as important to the success of the LGBT Movement in the 90’s and as part of an alleged “homosexual agenda”.[71]
Warrenton “War Conference”Edit
A “War Conference” of 200 gay leaders was held in Warrenton, VA in 1988.[72] The closing statement of the conference set out a plan for a media campaign:[73][74]
First, we recommend a nation-wide media campaign to promote a positive image of gays and lesbians. Every —national, state, and local—must accept the responsibility. We must consider the media in every project we undertake. We must, in addition, take every advantage we can to include public service announcements and paid advertisements, and to cultivate reporters and editors of newspapers, radio, and television. To help facilitate this we need national media workshops to train our leaders. And we must encourage our gay and lesbian press to increase coverage of the national process. Our media efforts are fundamental to the full acceptance of us in American life. But they are also a way for us to increase the funding of our movement. A media campaign costs money, but ultimately it may be one of our most successful fund-raising devices.
The statement also called for an annual planning conference “to help set and modify our national agenda.”[74] The Human Rights Campaign lists this event as a milestone in gay history and identifies it as where National Coming Out Day originated.[75]
I’m a World War Two buff. I hated that show. The Americans are PC’s and the Nazis have neat uniforms and can’t say anti-semitic things because it violates PC religion. Why would anybody root for a PC America? I thought it was awful.