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'''Homosexuality obsession''' describes the [[liberal]] preoccupation with promoting the [[homosexual agenda]] by means of [[propaganda]]. In so doing, supporting [[homosexuality]] has been mislabeled as the socially responsible action, instead of the morally responsible action of guiding the sinner from his temptations. The obsession with the homosexual lifestyle and all it entails is observed as being omnipresent in outlets controlled by liberals, especially the [[Liberal media]].
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The Hidden and the Hated: How People Conceal Their Desires While Shaming Those Who Admit to the Same Ones
 
  
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## Abstract
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Despite their apparent preoccupation with homosexuality, liberals claim that they are not obsessive or biased for their constant promotion of homosexuality, [[liberal projection|while calling]] [[conservatives]] "obsessive" and "''[[homophobic]]''" for exposing their propaganda.
  
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Human beings are contradictory creatures when it comes to desire. We want what we want — often intensely — yet we routinely hide our own longings while directing contempt at others who openly express the very same ones. This paper examines the psychological and social mechanics behind this paradox: why we conceal, why we shame, and what the pattern reveals about the nature of desire itself.
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==Strategy behind the obsession==
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[[File:Gay marriage in Europe.PNG|400px|thumb|Opposition to [[gay marriage]] in [[Europe]].]]
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{{cquote|Marshall Kirk, a reportedly brilliant researcher into the brain, and Hunter Madsen, a Harvard-trained expert in public persuasion tactics [are the authors of ''After the Ball'', a book about a 1988 summit of gay leaders in Warrenton, Virginia, who came together to agree on the agenda]. The two men proposed using tactics on ‘straight’ America that are remarkably similar to the brainwashing methods of Mao Tse-Tung's Communist Chinese -- mixed with Madison Avenue's most persuasive selling techniques. The purpose of this brainwashing? According to Kirk and Hudson, it is to use "...the very processes that made America hate us, to turn their hatred into warm regard -- whether they like it or not." First, they proposed homosexuals and their liberal allies should [[liberal desensitizing|desensitize]] heterosexuals by getting homosexuality talked about as much as possible in the straight world.
  
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## Introduction
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"The main thing,” the authors said, “is talk about gayness until the issue becomes thoroughly tiresome…You can forget about trying right up front to persuade folks that homosexuality is a 'good' thing.  But if you can get them to think it is just 'another' thing, meriting no more than a shrug of the shoulders -- then your battle for legal and social rights is virtually won."<ref name="CBN">http://www.cbn.com/cbnnews/news/060113d.aspx (archived link [https://web.archive.org/web/20070603144906/http://www.cbn.com/cbnnews/news/060113d.aspx here]</ref>}}
  
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Desire is universal. Hunger, ambition, romantic longing, sexual appetite, the wish to be seen and admired — every person carries these currents beneath the surface of daily life. And yet, for all its universality, desire is one of the most carefully managed, disguised, and policed aspects of human experience.
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==Movies==
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In the last decade, mainstream Hollywood comedies and dramas have featured a [[token gay]] character, almost without fail, a departure from previous cinematic traditions (see [[gay cupid]], [[gay hero]]). The homosexual cinema documentary ''The Celluloid Closet'' begins with the lines: ''"In a hundred years of movies, homosexuality has only rarely been depicted on the screen. When it did appear, it was there as something to laugh at -- or something to pity -- or even something to fear."'' and ends with the line: ''"The long silence is finally ending. New voices have emerged, open and unapologetic."''<ref>http://www.sonypictures.com/classics/celluloid/misc/history.html</ref> Often, the gay character is portrayed as sympathetic, unable to do any wrong, and a longtime friend (see [[My Best Friend's Wedding]]).
  
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The strange thing is not that we hide our desires. It is *who* we hide them from, and *how* we treat the people who refuse to hide theirs. The person who openly admits to a desire that we secretly share often becomes the target of our sharpest judgment. Why should the truth-teller be punished for saying out loud what we ourselves feel in private?
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"It is very, very propagandistic, because the entire purpose of the movie is to make homosexuality seem like something good and appealing, and to make people who are opposed to homosexuality bigots and homophobes,"  said David Kupelian, author of ''The Marketing of Evil''.<ref name="CBN"/> Such an inaccurate picture of the homosexual lifestyle is especially present in movies pitched at teen and younger audiences. For example, it's unlikely that every popular (or unpopular) teen girl has her group of close female friends and ''of course'' a close, effeminate, homosexual male confidant who can be counted on for witty replies and fashion advice.<ref>Juno</ref> Male characters have casual homosexual friends, or if not, the movie frequently features them having a "homo moment" with implications that they secretly enjoyed it. Homosexuals often also play the role of the "[[gay cupid]]".<ref>Mean Girls</ref> "Another point [pushed] is to 'portray gays as victims of circumstance and oppression, not as aggressive challengers...Gays must be portrayed as victims in need of protection, so that straights will be inclined, by reflex, to assume the role of protector.' Benjamin Bull of the Alliance Defense Fund said, 'Suddenly those who choose homosexual behavior...sodomy...are victims.  It's crazy!'<ref name="CBN"/> "38 new films with gay and lesbian themes are currently in the pipeline and many more will be coming in the near future. No consideration is currently being given to the children viewing these movies."<ref>[http://www.gopetition.com/petitions/against-promoting-homosexuality-in-the-media-such-as-movies-and-tv-shows.html a petition you should sign]</ref>
  
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## The Mechanics of Concealment
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On a similar note, the homosexuality obsession also comes into play by revealing at the last minute of a film that a character that was depicted as having more heterosexual mannerisms is revealed in incidental dialogue to be homosexual as a way of tricking the audiences (Para-Norman).
  
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### 1. Desire is experienced as vulnerability
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==Television==
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Not only film, but television as well has had the depiction of homosexuality increase manyfold. Programs with homosexual content are shown at hours when children may be watching and stumble upon the salacious content (in soap opera, dinnertime sitcoms, etc.). "The casting of homosexuals in various TV shows has skyrocketed. Today there are around 22 television shows on major stations with a homosexual cast member as the main character of the show." <ref>http://www.bgsu.edu/departments/tcom/faculty/ha/tcom103fall2004/gp16/gp16.pdf</ref>
  
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To want something is, at its root, to admit a lack. A desire says: *I do not have this, and I need it.* That admission places us in a position of dependence and exposure. For many people, this feels unbearable. Concealment becomes a form of armor — if no one knows what I want, no one can use it against me, and no one can watch me fail to get it.
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Like with movies above, the writers also tended to change an established character's sexuality as a way of tricking audiences, namely by depicting characters who from their debut were firmly established to have heterosexual leanings only to then in a much later episode and/or season be depicted as homosexual (or in some cases bisexual). This particular bit was notoriously done with Alex Danvers from ''Supergirl'' in Season 2, Willow from the fourth season of ''Buffy: The Vampire Slayer'', and Claire Bennet from Volume Four: Redemption in ''Heroes''. In some cases, it's done to acommodate the actor/actress who is homosexual by turning their character into a homosexual, such as Ellen being turned into a lesbian thanks to Ellen Degeneres coming out at the time.
  
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### 2. Social norms draw the line between "normal" and "shameful"
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==Magazines==
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On multiple occasions, [[People magazine]] has featured as a cover story some D-list actor or actress, such as Lance Bass or [[Rosie O'Donnell]], coming out of the closet and publicly reveling in his or her homosexual bliss. They also feature open homosexuals in their Most Eligible Bachelors list, an irony that is lost on the publishers.
  
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Every culture maintains an invisible ledger of acceptable and unacceptable desires. The ledger is rarely written down, but everyone learns it: which desires may be voiced at the dinner table, which only in private, and which must never be acknowledged at all. What counts as shameful is not fixed — it shifts with time, place, and community — but the *mechanism* is constant. The person who violates the ledger and speaks openly is read as deviant, regardless of how common the underlying desire actually is.
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==Universities==
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[[College]] admission committees shower homosexuals with praise for contributing to "diversity" rather than perversity. In high school, they equate participation in [[gay/straight alliance]]s with civically responsible extracurricular activities such as [[sport]]s, [[volunteer]]ing for [[charity]], [[student council]] or the [[debate]] team. Many universities have courses devoted to studying the homosexual and lesbian "experience" and their history. Some schools even go so far as to have homosexual and lesbian studies be a minor or major.
  
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### 3. Concealment becomes a performance
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==Biblical studies==
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Extensive effort has been expended in the area of [[homosexuality and biblical interpretation]] by pro-homosexual writers, striving to negate the universal injunctions against homosexual relations, and to force sex into passages that will not support it. Such attempts have been responded to and refuted by traditional scholars and writers,<ref>[http://peacebyjesus.witnesstoday.org/Homosex_versus_the_Bible.html Homosexual relations and the Bible]</ref> who by God's grace also seek their [[salvation]] through repentance and faith in the Lord Jesus Christ.
  
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Over time, hiding a desire stops being a one-time decision and becomes an ongoing act. The person develops scripts, deflections, and even counter-performances — sometimes loudly condemning the very thing they privately want. This is where concealment shades into something more active: not merely *not saying* what one wants, but *saying the opposite.*
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==Governmental action==
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Numerous attempts have been made to pass [[hate crime laws]] in the [[United States]], similar to legislation which had been passed in [[Europe]] and [[Canada]], and which has been used to suppress private citizens from portraying homosexuality negatively, or not supporting it equally.<ref>[http://homosexualityandthebible-response.blogspot.com/]</ref>
  
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## The Paradox of Shaming
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In addition, portraying those who passively object to homosexuality as mentally deficient can become official policy, such as the government of Brazil recently exampled in asserting 99 percent of its citizens are "homophobic", and need to be "reeducated".<ref>[https://www.lifesitenews.com/ldn/2009/feb/09021301.html LifeSiteNews.com; February 13, 2009]</ref>
  
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### The shamer and the shamed are often the same person
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==European values==
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{{Main article|European values|Bestiality and various geographic areas}}
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[[File:Chechen leader addresses POWs.PNG|right|400px|thumb|Russian [[Chechen]] commander addresses Ukrainian [[POW]]s, 2022.<ref>[https://www.bitchute.com/video/FjgjsXOm8WJR What MSM isn't showing you - Chechen addresses hundreds of Ukrainian POWs]</ref>]]
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According to the [[European Union]] website, "European values" consist of the right to be free from [[discrimination]] on the basis of [[sexual orientation]].<ref>https://european-union.europa.eu/principles-countries-history/principles-and-values/aims-and-values_en</ref> European values emphasize equality and non-discrimination for [[LGBTIQ+]] people, reflected in [[EU]] [[law]]s and treaties prohibiting discrimination based on sexual orientation and promoting human rights.<ref> https://www.eeas.europa.eu/eeas/lgbtiq_en#:~:text=The%20EU%20is%20committed%20to,human%20rights%20of%20LGBTIQ+%20persons.</ref>
  
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The most uncomfortable finding in this territory is how frequently the person doing the shaming secretly shares the desire they are condemning. This is not a coincidence. It is the logic of the pattern.
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The fight for [[transgender]] rights is viewed as a fight for the fundamental right of individuals to control their own bodies and identities.<ref>https://tgeu.org/trans-rights-index-map-2025/</ref>
  
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### Shaming as self-protection
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Majorities favor [[same-sex marriage]] in every [[Western Europe]]an country, according to a 2018 [[Pew Survey]]. Public sentiment is very different in [[Central Europe]] and [[Eastern Europe]], where majorities in nearly all countries surveyed oppose allowing [[gay]]s and [[lesbian]]s to [[marry]] [[legal]]ly. In some cases, these views are almost universally held. Fully nine-in-ten outside the [[EU]] in [[Russia]] oppose legal [[same-sex marriage]], while the same lopsided majorities back in the EU, in the [[Netherlands]], [[Denmark]] and [[Sweden]] favor [[gay marriage]].<ref>[https://www.pewresearch.org/religion/2018/10/29/eastern-and-western-europeans-differ-on-importance-of-religion-views-of-minorities-and-key-social-issues/ Eastern and Western Europeans Differ on Importance of Religion, Views of Minorities, and Key Social Issues], [[Pew Research Center]], October 29, 2018. pewresearch.org</ref>
  
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When we shame someone for an openly held desire, we are often performing a kind of psychological triage. By distancing ourselves from the person who speaks the truth, we try to prove — to others and to ourselves — that we are *not* like them. The shame we direct outward is a firewall against the shame we feel inward. If I can convince you that I find this desire contemptible, perhaps you will not look too closely at my own.
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==Wikipedia==
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[[Wikipedia]] is also notorious for having many articles on homosexual proclivities, from the numerous pro-homosexual organizations, to various sordid details of bizarre [[homosexual act]]s.
  
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### Shaming as a bid for belonging
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==See also==
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*[[Homosexuality in the media]]
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*[[Examples of Bias in Wikipedia]]
  
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Communities reward the people who enforce their norms. The person who condemns a "deviant" desire signals loyalty to the group, and groups respond by granting status and safety. The shamer is not merely expressing disgust; they are purchasing membership. The cost of that purchase is the person on the other side of the condemnation — who is, in many cases, simply doing what the shamer wishes they had the courage to do.
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==References==
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{{reflist}}
  
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### The shamed person as a mirror
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[[Category:Homosexuality]]
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There is a particular cruelty in this dynamic: the openly desiring person functions as a mirror the shamer cannot bear to look into. Their honesty forces a confrontation with the question the shamer has spent years avoiding — *I want this too, don't I?* The anger that follows is not really aimed at the other person at all. It is aimed at the reflection.
 
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## Why Some People Choose Openness Anyway
 
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Given the costs, why does anyone admit their desires openly? Several motivations appear:
 
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- **Integrity**: For some, the cost of concealment — the constant vigilance, the self-betrayal — outweighs the cost of exposure. Openness is chosen as a form of honesty with oneself.
 
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- **Solidarity**: Some people speak openly precisely because they know others are hiding the same thing. Their disclosure is an offering — a way of saying *you are not alone.*
 
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- **Exhaustion**: Concealment is expensive. At a certain point, the effort of maintaining the performance exceeds the pain of the truth.
 
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The openly desiring person is often not braver in the abstract; they have simply reached a different calculation about what is worth protecting.
 
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## The Costs of the Pattern
 
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This dynamic harms everyone involved, though in different ways.
 
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- **The concealed** live with chronic low-level anxiety, a sense of inauthenticity, and the constant risk of exposure. Concealment is corrosive precisely because it is ongoing — there is no moment of relief, only the maintenance of the lie.
 
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- **The shamers** do not escape either. Their contempt requires constant renewal, and it binds them to a performance of their own. The energy spent condemning others is energy not spent understanding themselves.
 
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- **The community** loses the most. When desires are driven underground, they cannot be discussed, examined, or normalized. The result is a culture where people suffer in isolation over experiences that are, in fact, nearly universal.
 
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## Conclusion
 
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The pattern of hiding our desires while shaming those who voice them is not a moral failing so much as a mechanism — a way of managing vulnerability within social systems that punish exposure. But the mechanism is costly, and it is built on a false premise: that the desire is shameful because it is rare. In truth, the desires we most fiercely hide and most eagerly condemn are often the most common of all. The person who speaks openly is not the deviant. They are the one who has declined to pretend.
 
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The quiet revolution available to any of us is simple, though not easy: to recognize that when we feel contempt for someone's honesty, we might ask what they are saying that we have not yet admitted to ourselves.
 

Latest revision as of 18:09, October 13, 2026

Homosexuality obsession describes the liberal preoccupation with promoting the homosexual agenda by means of propaganda. In so doing, supporting homosexuality has been mislabeled as the socially responsible action, instead of the morally responsible action of guiding the sinner from his temptations. The obsession with the homosexual lifestyle and all it entails is observed as being omnipresent in outlets controlled by liberals, especially the Liberal media.

Despite their apparent preoccupation with homosexuality, liberals claim that they are not obsessive or biased for their constant promotion of homosexuality, while calling conservatives "obsessive" and "homophobic" for exposing their propaganda.

Strategy behind the obsession

Opposition to gay marriage in Europe.
“ Marshall Kirk, a reportedly brilliant researcher into the brain, and Hunter Madsen, a Harvard-trained expert in public persuasion tactics [are the authors of After the Ball, a book about a 1988 summit of gay leaders in Warrenton, Virginia, who came together to agree on the agenda]. The two men proposed using tactics on ‘straight’ America that are remarkably similar to the brainwashing methods of Mao Tse-Tung's Communist Chinese -- mixed with Madison Avenue's most persuasive selling techniques. The purpose of this brainwashing? According to Kirk and Hudson, it is to use "...the very processes that made America hate us, to turn their hatred into warm regard -- whether they like it or not." First, they proposed homosexuals and their liberal allies should desensitize heterosexuals by getting homosexuality talked about as much as possible in the straight world.

"The main thing,” the authors said, “is talk about gayness until the issue becomes thoroughly tiresome…You can forget about trying right up front to persuade folks that homosexuality is a 'good' thing. But if you can get them to think it is just 'another' thing, meriting no more than a shrug of the shoulders -- then your battle for legal and social rights is virtually won."[1]

”

Movies

In the last decade, mainstream Hollywood comedies and dramas have featured a token gay character, almost without fail, a departure from previous cinematic traditions (see gay cupid, gay hero). The homosexual cinema documentary The Celluloid Closet begins with the lines: "In a hundred years of movies, homosexuality has only rarely been depicted on the screen. When it did appear, it was there as something to laugh at -- or something to pity -- or even something to fear." and ends with the line: "The long silence is finally ending. New voices have emerged, open and unapologetic."[2] Often, the gay character is portrayed as sympathetic, unable to do any wrong, and a longtime friend (see My Best Friend's Wedding).

"It is very, very propagandistic, because the entire purpose of the movie is to make homosexuality seem like something good and appealing, and to make people who are opposed to homosexuality bigots and homophobes," said David Kupelian, author of The Marketing of Evil.[1] Such an inaccurate picture of the homosexual lifestyle is especially present in movies pitched at teen and younger audiences. For example, it's unlikely that every popular (or unpopular) teen girl has her group of close female friends and of course a close, effeminate, homosexual male confidant who can be counted on for witty replies and fashion advice.[3] Male characters have casual homosexual friends, or if not, the movie frequently features them having a "homo moment" with implications that they secretly enjoyed it. Homosexuals often also play the role of the "gay cupid".[4] "Another point [pushed] is to 'portray gays as victims of circumstance and oppression, not as aggressive challengers...Gays must be portrayed as victims in need of protection, so that straights will be inclined, by reflex, to assume the role of protector.' Benjamin Bull of the Alliance Defense Fund said, 'Suddenly those who choose homosexual behavior...sodomy...are victims. It's crazy!'[1] "38 new films with gay and lesbian themes are currently in the pipeline and many more will be coming in the near future. No consideration is currently being given to the children viewing these movies."[5]

On a similar note, the homosexuality obsession also comes into play by revealing at the last minute of a film that a character that was depicted as having more heterosexual mannerisms is revealed in incidental dialogue to be homosexual as a way of tricking the audiences (Para-Norman).

Television

Not only film, but television as well has had the depiction of homosexuality increase manyfold. Programs with homosexual content are shown at hours when children may be watching and stumble upon the salacious content (in soap opera, dinnertime sitcoms, etc.). "The casting of homosexuals in various TV shows has skyrocketed. Today there are around 22 television shows on major stations with a homosexual cast member as the main character of the show." [6]

Like with movies above, the writers also tended to change an established character's sexuality as a way of tricking audiences, namely by depicting characters who from their debut were firmly established to have heterosexual leanings only to then in a much later episode and/or season be depicted as homosexual (or in some cases bisexual). This particular bit was notoriously done with Alex Danvers from Supergirl in Season 2, Willow from the fourth season of Buffy: The Vampire Slayer, and Claire Bennet from Volume Four: Redemption in Heroes. In some cases, it's done to acommodate the actor/actress who is homosexual by turning their character into a homosexual, such as Ellen being turned into a lesbian thanks to Ellen Degeneres coming out at the time.

Magazines

On multiple occasions, People magazine has featured as a cover story some D-list actor or actress, such as Lance Bass or Rosie O'Donnell, coming out of the closet and publicly reveling in his or her homosexual bliss. They also feature open homosexuals in their Most Eligible Bachelors list, an irony that is lost on the publishers.

Universities

College admission committees shower homosexuals with praise for contributing to "diversity" rather than perversity. In high school, they equate participation in gay/straight alliances with civically responsible extracurricular activities such as sports, volunteering for charity, student council or the debate team. Many universities have courses devoted to studying the homosexual and lesbian "experience" and their history. Some schools even go so far as to have homosexual and lesbian studies be a minor or major.

Biblical studies

Extensive effort has been expended in the area of homosexuality and biblical interpretation by pro-homosexual writers, striving to negate the universal injunctions against homosexual relations, and to force sex into passages that will not support it. Such attempts have been responded to and refuted by traditional scholars and writers,[7] who by God's grace also seek their salvation through repentance and faith in the Lord Jesus Christ.

Governmental action

Numerous attempts have been made to pass hate crime laws in the United States, similar to legislation which had been passed in Europe and Canada, and which has been used to suppress private citizens from portraying homosexuality negatively, or not supporting it equally.[8]

In addition, portraying those who passively object to homosexuality as mentally deficient can become official policy, such as the government of Brazil recently exampled in asserting 99 percent of its citizens are "homophobic", and need to be "reeducated".[9]

European values

Main article: European values
Russian Chechen commander addresses Ukrainian POWs, 2022.[10]

According to the European Union website, "European values" consist of the right to be free from discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation.[11] European values emphasize equality and non-discrimination for LGBTIQ+ people, reflected in EU laws and treaties prohibiting discrimination based on sexual orientation and promoting human rights.[12]

The fight for transgender rights is viewed as a fight for the fundamental right of individuals to control their own bodies and identities.[13]

Majorities favor same-sex marriage in every Western European country, according to a 2018 Pew Survey. Public sentiment is very different in Central Europe and Eastern Europe, where majorities in nearly all countries surveyed oppose allowing gays and lesbians to marry legally. In some cases, these views are almost universally held. Fully nine-in-ten outside the EU in Russia oppose legal same-sex marriage, while the same lopsided majorities back in the EU, in the Netherlands, Denmark and Sweden favor gay marriage.[14]

Wikipedia

Wikipedia is also notorious for having many articles on homosexual proclivities, from the numerous pro-homosexual organizations, to various sordid details of bizarre homosexual acts.

See also

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 http://www.cbn.com/cbnnews/news/060113d.aspx (archived link here
  2. ↑ http://www.sonypictures.com/classics/celluloid/misc/history.html
  3. ↑ Juno
  4. ↑ Mean Girls
  5. ↑ a petition you should sign
  6. ↑ http://www.bgsu.edu/departments/tcom/faculty/ha/tcom103fall2004/gp16/gp16.pdf
  7. ↑ Homosexual relations and the Bible
  8. ↑ [1]
  9. ↑ LifeSiteNews.com; February 13, 2009
  10. ↑ What MSM isn't showing you - Chechen addresses hundreds of Ukrainian POWs
  11. ↑ https://european-union.europa.eu/principles-countries-history/principles-and-values/aims-and-values_en
  12. ↑ https://www.eeas.europa.eu/eeas/lgbtiq_en#:~:text=The%20EU%20is%20committed%20to,human%20rights%20of%20LGBTIQ+%20persons.
  13. ↑ https://tgeu.org/trans-rights-index-map-2025/
  14. ↑ Eastern and Western Europeans Differ on Importance of Religion, Views of Minorities, and Key Social Issues, Pew Research Center, October 29, 2018. pewresearch.org
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