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Hollywood take note, audiences don't want gay propaganda

posted 4 years ago by [deleted]
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The move to 'inclusiveness' (as they call it) means creating gay characters that serve no real purpose other than check a box or appease a certain demographic.

This movie bombed because of bad press about this as well as online petitions against it.

At the end of the day, parents want characters to be heterosexual. They can discuss homosexuality with their children when THEY decide to, not when Disney or Pixar decide to raise the topic.

[–] robocat893 (13725) 4 years ago

This movie bombed as did many others because of the coronavirus crisis as most theaters in America have closed indefinitely. Nice try with your homophobic rant though.

[–] jerryrip (57) 4 years ago

Nice try with your liberal PC label.

[–] Cuddlebunny909 (71) 4 years ago

Not being a bigot is liberal? You guys really do tell on yourselves...

[–] AhmadSumadi (53) 4 years ago

That’s one thing I never understand from these types. If you’re OK with interracial coupling in films (see the Sonic movie threads), gay characters, or a black guy in a group of white friends they call you a “PC-loving liberal”. Like as if being conservative means you only don’t complain if everyone on screen isn’t straight, white, and/or male. Puzzling...

[–] Cuddlebunny909 (71) 4 years ago

Get over it, snowflake. Imagine your whole upset over one word in a movie: “girlfriend” said by a mythical animated minor character in a movie. Can’t wait for them to have a flaming gay Disney character in a main role to really see your heads explode.

[–] AhmadSumadi (53) 4 years ago

Minority characters (i.e. racial, gender, etc.) don’t need to exist to serve a purpose. They exist just like everyone else. The gay character is just there. What purpose would you like for them to serve? You’d be OK if there was a huge gay protest scene? At what level of gayness would you approve? Just asking.