Denmark Vesey: Hollywood Pushing That Pro-Homo

Wednesday, June 09, 2010

Hollywood Pushing That Pro-Homo

IWonderAsIWander said...

The victim/woman whose cheating (masculine) husband shamed her decides to give up on men and instead embraces lesbianism. Quite a symbol.

5 comments:

IWonderAsIWander said...: The victim/woman whose cheating (masculine) husband shamed her decides to give up on men and instead embraces lesbianism. Quite a symbol.; Jun 9, 2010, 1:24:00 PM
JH said...: Is that Sandra Bullock???!!! Daaaaaaamnnnnn.

I gotta wonder though....as the above comment resonates with me greatly...

Are the clowns who encourage this on our televisions agenda-driven, pro-homo ideologues, looking for a stooge (Bullock) to push their agenda, OR is the resulting new standard an unintentional consequence of finding convenient gags to with which to sell tasty tv drama. Or does it even matter? I tend to think they know not what they do...; Jun 9, 2010, 1:46:00 PM
that dude said...: Scarlett Johansen is fine as hell.; Jun 11, 2010, 4:02:00 AM
Seven Half Store said...: Is that Scarlett Jo? I love Scarlett. She has....very....."ethnic" lips. lmao; Jun 11, 2010, 10:21:00 AM
Seven Half Store said...: Playing Heathen's Advocate:

I think men tend to be a bit intimidated by a lil' girl on girl action. These women aren't going to be married to women- if they marry at all (Im sure Scarlett will).

Now white chicks have been swapping tongue for ages. That's not anything new.

On a more serious note...I've met a few women who after having broken relationships with men, flirt with their sexuality and end up being quite taken care of (as far as they tell me) by their...girlfriend/wifey.

Here's a thought:

Now I think that in any relationship the start of disfunction in no way begins with an affair. There are almost ALWAYS issues that were neglected prior to the act.

But....some men can really put a sword through an open wound.

In these cases isn't it a bit insensitve to blame a woman for finding love and care in the place where love and care is most beautifully blossomed: with a woman?; Jun 11, 2010, 11:01:00 AM

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