Posted on 08/21/2008 7:55:21 AM PDT by Publius804
The Inconsistency Of Gay Indignation
Posted by Dirty Harry on Wednesday, August 20th, 2008
Wait a minute… Wait a minute … Wait a minute… Suddenly this is a problem?
There’s a stereotypically “gay”-seeming villain in the new CGI Star Wars movie The Clone Wars that is so offensive and over-the-top that you’re left wondering, “Is George Lucas insane?” …
Hutt sounds exactly like Truman Capote — one of the most famous openly gay men of all time — who spoke with a lisping southern accent. But unlike Capote, Ziro also wears make-up, feathers, jewelry, and is covered in body tattoos. Whenever he appears, it’s in purple shadows with an undertone of languid, sex-infused jazz playing in the background of the nightclub he manages.
He’s also a villain through and through: a scheming traitor willing to kill even a child without thought. But like so many gay-seeming villains before him, he’s also a pathetic coward, losing all dignity at the first hint of the collapse of his nefarious plot.
How many films embraced by the gay community portray their own as wildly flamboyant lispers decked out in feathers and jewelry?
(Excerpt) Read more at dirtyharrysplace.com ...
Perhaps it is the Southerners who should be complaining about this film.
Sounds like a description of Brak Obama, right down to his live birth abortion stance.
This is why Holly Weird is so bad for our innocent kids.
It is better to remove the television from the home and quit going to the movies in support of the vial garbage of the preverted minds.
Brokeback Lucas won't see my money...
If it's supposed to be a queer he, them queer a@@ folk ought to be happy they got represented in a film at all. And you'd think they'd dig the idea of it being a "cool" looking bad guy...
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