Difference between revisions of "Gay claptrap"

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(Gay claptrap is deceitful in advancing a political agenda where people are less likely to expect it, such as in Disney movies, coursework in public school, or even mistranslations of the Bible.)
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'''Gay claptrap''', like [[liberal claptrap]], is a rosy promotion of the [[homosexual agenda]] without disclosing all the harm that it causes.
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'''Gay claptrap''', like [[liberal claptrap]], is a rosy promotion of the [[homosexual agenda]] without disclosing all the harm that it causes, such as higher [[alcoholism]], suicide, and shorter life expectancy rates.  Gay claptrap argues that those scientific facts are the results of societal and institutional [[homophobia]], but ultimately the decision to live a life as a homosexual is a choice facing all individuals. Gay claptrap argues the "born gay" theory, which is unsupported by [[science]].
  
 
Gay claptrap is deceitful in advancing a political agenda where people are less likely to expect it, such as in [[Disney]] movies, coursework in [[public school]], or even mistranslations of the [[Bible]].
 
Gay claptrap is deceitful in advancing a political agenda where people are less likely to expect it, such as in [[Disney]] movies, coursework in [[public school]], or even mistranslations of the [[Bible]].
 
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Revision as of 04:46, April 13, 2022

Gay claptrap, like liberal claptrap, is a rosy promotion of the homosexual agenda without disclosing all the harm that it causes, such as higher alcoholism, suicide, and shorter life expectancy rates. Gay claptrap argues that those scientific facts are the results of societal and institutional homophobia, but ultimately the decision to live a life as a homosexual is a choice facing all individuals. Gay claptrap argues the "born gay" theory, which is unsupported by science.

Gay claptrap is deceitful in advancing a political agenda where people are less likely to expect it, such as in Disney movies, coursework in public school, or even mistranslations of the Bible.