We Must Reject LGBTQ Craziness Becoming America's Accepted Norm

[rangerrebew]

June 17, 2019
We Must Reject LGBTQ Craziness Becoming America's Accepted Norm
By Lloyd Marcus

Turning around in Walmart, I saw a large exhibit of Listerine mouthwash. The exhibit was covered in rainbows stating that it was in celebration of LGBTQ (and other alphabets that I can't remember) pride. The wording on the exhibit preached to us about love, respect and anti-bigotry. Why is Johnson & Johnson which owns Listerine making a big deal about portraying perverted lifestyles engaged in by less than 3% of the population as something beautiful and crucially important?

My wife Mary showed me a photo on Facebook of a Philadelphia politician with his male sex partner. The politician's male sex partner had a full beard with his face painted in gaudy feminine makeup wearing a dress. When did things get so crazy in America that admitting being repulsed by the obviously perverted photo would get one branded a bigot, publicly shamed and severely punished?

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[austingirl]

I do reject it-emphatically.

[jmyrlefuller]

The most successful subversive movement in the history of America. What once was considered perverse is now to be glorified.

[Jazzhead]

Businesses respond to gay pride entreaties because gays are good consumers.   They tend to have high incomes and no kids and, thus, more money to spend on luxury and lifestyle products and services that bring big profits.    Catering to gays is simply good business.   

[Jazzhead]

The most successful subversive movement in the history of America. What once was considered perverse is now to be glorified.

Not glorification.   Respect.   If not from you and folks like you who see them as "perverse", then from businesses that recognize that gays earn good incomes, pay taxes and consume the products and services they provide.     

[skeeter]

Businesses respond to gay pride entreaties because gays are good consumers.   They tend to have high incomes and no kids and, thus, more money to spend on luxury and lifestyle products and services that bring big profits.    Catering to gays is simply good business.   

Being "pride" month, here in the Bay Area there are rainbow flags flying from every tall building, right there underneath the US flag.

Name for me another group that demands public genuflection of this kind.

There is something extremely unhealthy/dangerous about this kind of mandated symbolism. I can think of a half dozen historic examples off the top of my head.

[jmyrlefuller]

Businesses respond to gay pride entreaties because gays are good consumers.   They tend to have high incomes and no kids and, thus, more money to spend on luxury and lifestyle products and services that bring big profits.    Catering to gays is simply good business.   

That, and the use of racketeering tactics that would make the Sicilians proud. The lobbyists don't even try to hide it anymore.

[Wingnut]

Not glorification.   Respect.   If not from you and folks like you who see them as "perverse", then from businesses that recognize that gays earn good incomes, pay taxes and consume the products and services they provide.   

Well bake that man a cake will ya.

[Jazzhead]

Being "pride" month, here in the Bay Area there are rainbow flags flying from every tall building, right there underneath the US flag.

Name for me another group that demands public genuflection of this kind.

There is something extremely unhealthy/dangerous about this kind of mandated symbolism.

And in Chicago don't they turn the river green on St. Paddy's day?   

What's unhealthy/dangerous is obsessing on stuff like this.   February is Black History month.   June is LGBTQ month.   Federal offices still close for a day to honor Italian Americans.   And every bar in America offers drink specials on the Cinco de Mayo. 

We all love a parade,  and an excuse for a really big sale!     

[jmyrlefuller]

Not glorification.   Respect.   If not from you and folks like you who see them as "perverse", then from businesses that recognize that gays earn good incomes, pay taxes and consume the products and services they provide.   

First off, it's not the actual people that are perverse. It's their ACTIONS that are perverse. Mutilating your own three-year-old child and throwing them out to the world as some sort of freak show to be glorified as the new normal is perverse. Nothing you can tell me will ever change my mind on that.

And before you give me any "love is love" or any line like that, it's meaningless when incels like me get treated like potential serial predators ON TOP OF our own difficulties being denied love. When I find a wife, THEN we can talk "love is love." When my love is seen as legitimate, then we can talk about it being a "right." If it's a right for thee, but not for me... there's no right.

I do not wish any of them real harm. Absolutely not. But don't sit here and tell me something is what it is not and call me a bigot for pointing it out.

[Hoodat]

Not glorification.   Respect.

You mean like the "respect" given to a certain baker in Colorado?

[skeeter]

And in Chicago don't they turn the river green on St. Paddy's day?   

What's unhealthy/dangerous is obsessing on stuff like this.   February is Black History month.   June is LGBTQ month.   Federal offices still close for a day to honor Italian Americans.   And every bar in America offers drink specials on the Cinco de Mayo. 

We all love a parade,  and an excuse for a really big sale!   

I don't expect you to agree on this. However the rest of us understand the implication of waving a flag, and its a bit different than, say, offering bottomless margaritas on the fifth of May.

[Fishrrman]

[Wingnut]

Faggotry is not the answer.

[corbe]

'Get with the program, you knuckle dragging Neanderthals'

[Smokin Joe]

Businesses respond to gay pride entreaties because gays are good consumers.   They tend to have high incomes and no kids and, thus, more money to spend on luxury and lifestyle products and services that bring big profits.    Catering to gays is simply good business.   

Yeah, I can see where they might buy a lot of germ killing mouthwash...

[DCPatriot]

Yeah, I can see where they might buy a lot of germ killing mouthwash...

Kills 99.9% of germs on contact.     

[Smokin Joe]

Kills 99.9% of germs on contact.   

It only takes one little herpe....

[goatprairie]

Tolerating homosexuality is one thing, but the country is being deluged with pro-homosexual propaganda with the ultimate goal of making (or forcing) everybody to believe it's as normal as heterosexuality.
I doubt the latter will ever happen. Not just because homosexuals are only two or three percent of the population, but I think the natural reaction of most heterosexuals to homosexuality is revulsion.
This has little to do with liking or disliking individual homosexuals....I've known a few. No problem. As fellow human beings with faults they are welcome to my home and friendship.
But if  the pro-homosexual propagandists expect me to change my mind and become an advocate for homosexuality and/or think homosexuality is normal, they're going to have to wait a long, long time.

[roamer_1]

Not glorification.   Respect.   If not from you and folks like you who see them as "perverse", then from businesses that recognize that gays earn good incomes, pay taxes and consume the products and services they provide.   

LOL! Ask Target and JCPenny how that turns out.

[dfwgator]

Tolerating homosexuality is one thing, but the country is being deluged with pro-homosexual propaganda with the ultimate goal of making (or forcing) everybody to believe it's as normal as heterosexuality.
I doubt the latter will ever happen. Not just because homosexuals are only two or three percent of the population, but I think the natural reaction of most heterosexuals to homosexuality is revulsion.
This has little to do with liking or disliking individual homosexuals....I've known a few. No problem. As fellow human beings with faults they are welcome to my home and friendship.
But if  the pro-homosexual propagandists expect me to change my mind and become an advocate for homosexuality and/or think homosexuality is normal, they're going to have to wait a long, long time.

[goatprairie]

Seinfeld actually got a little grief for that episode from the usual suspects. Any depictions less than portraying homosexuals as wonderful people will be assailed.

[Smokin Joe]

Tolerating homosexuality is one thing, but the country is being deluged with pro-homosexual propaganda with the ultimate goal of making (or forcing) everybody to believe it's as normal as heterosexuality.
I doubt the latter will ever happen. Not just because homosexuals are only two or three percent of the population, but I think the natural reaction of most heterosexuals to homosexuality is revulsion.
This has little to do with liking or disliking individual homosexuals....I've known a few. No problem. As fellow human beings with faults they are welcome to my home and friendship.
But if  the pro-homosexual propagandists expect me to change my mind and become an advocate for homosexuality and/or think homosexuality is normal, they're going to have to wait a long, long time.

Exactly. The Mrs was watching one of those baker contest shows, where they were making wedding cakes. Hang the fact that one of the judges is rather obviously light in the loafers, she likes seeing what the bakers can do. (Yes, Virginia, there are gay bakers who would bake gay themed wedding cakes. Hoodathunkit the way they keep going after those folks from Colorado?)

Anyway, she was just fine with the show until they giddily presented the couple...two women.
Mrs. Joe changed the channel faster than I could find my remote (we each have one), and I keep mine on the arm of my chair.
Another show bites the dust.

[DCPatriot]

Exactly. The Mrs was watching one of those baker contest shows, where they were making wedding cakes. Hang the fact that one of the judges is rather obviously light in the loafers, she likes seeing what the bakers can do. (Yes, Virginia, there are gay bakers who would bake gay themed wedding cakes. Hoodathunkit the way they keep going after those folks from Colorado?)

Anyway, she was just fine with the show until they giddily presented the couple...two women.
Mrs. Joe changed the channel faster than I could find my remote (we each have one), and I keep mine on the arm of my chair.
Another show bites the dust.

Light work week, here....

...so I tuned in to Netflix's season 3 of Jessica Jones.

The high-powered criminal attorney Jeri Hogarth is a lesbian and the ally-cop, Detective Costa is a homosexual.

THANKS AGAIN, Barack and Michelle.  /s

Can't get away from it...they force feed you like your grandmother giving you castor oil.

[Smokin Joe]

Light work week, here....

...so I tuned in to Netflix's season 3 of Jessica Jones.

The high-powered criminal attorney Jeri Hogarth is a lesbian and the ally-cop, Detective Costa is a homosexual.

THANKS AGAIN, Barack and Michelle.  /s

Can't get away from it...they force feed you like your grandmother giving you castor oil.

Sure you can get away from it.  Just make sure the copy of Moby Dick you read was written by Herman Melville...

The only way we'll ever get away from the saturation of popular media with gratuitous faggotry is to boycott it.

Did you find it funny? Really?
Do you find it entertaining?
Was it necessary to the story?
Did that make the story one you really wanted to hear/read/see?

If not, don't patronize it. If enough people refuse to watch, it'll die, or some pockets will get more shallow trying to promote something the people just won't buy.