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General Category => National/Breaking News => Topic started by: rangerrebew on February 14, 2019, 04:26:07 pm
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The NYT Wants You to Think Your Favorite Classic Children's Books Are Secretly Gay-Themed
By Megan Fox February 11, 2019
Just when you thought it was safe to share your favorite childhood classics with your kids, the New York Times goes and ruins it with an article called "The Gay History of America's Classic Children's Books," by Jesse Green. From Frog and Toad to Goodnight Moon, we are told that our beloved stories are awash in "a secret language of queer compassion." I'm always bemused when people claim that beloved fictional characters are gay. A few months ago it was "Sesame Street's" Ernie and Bert, whose closet door was abruptly slammed shut by their creator, Frank Oz, after he got annoyed by the nattering Nancies who would not stop speculating about the hand puppets' sexuality.
https://pjmedia.com/parenting/the-nyt-wants-you-to-think-your-favorite-classic-childrens-books-are-secretly-gay-themed/
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LGBT (or whatever it is) taqiyya ...
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Queer theory. It's been around for decades, and yes, just about all of it is this crazy.
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Disgusting blather-with an agenda.
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And over here, we have gay culturati projecting their insecurities and self-referential fantasies upon works of literature intended for the enjoyment of normal people. Just another day under the Big Top of the postmodern circus.
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NYT is just catching up to rags like the New Yorker, which many years ago reviewed a biography of Lincoln with breathless exposition of his homosexuality (which, of course, influenced every thing he ever did in his life). It makes sense for their lunacy to include the most innocent of literature in their grand agenda.
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Give me a break
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The NYT Wants You to Think Your Favorite Classic Children's Books Are Secretly Gay-Themed
By Megan Fox February 11, 2019
Just when you thought it was safe to share your favorite childhood classics with your kids, the New York Times goes and ruins it with an article called "The Gay History of America's Classic Children's Books," by Jesse Green. From Frog and Toad to Goodnight Moon, we are told that our beloved stories are awash in "a secret language of queer compassion." I'm always bemused when people claim that beloved fictional characters are gay. A few months ago it was "Sesame Street's" Ernie and Bert, whose closet door was abruptly slammed shut by their creator, Frank Oz, after he got annoyed by the nattering Nancies who would not stop speculating about the hand puppets' sexuality.
https://pjmedia.com/parenting/the-nyt-wants-you-to-think-your-favorite-classic-childrens-books-are-secretly-gay-themed/
Well,to be fair,"The Gay Old Lady" thinks everything is about homosexuality.