[Incorrigible]

Ay Carumba!

Do these shrinks ever stop gazing at their.... navel?

[Chode]

please, there are men i love, would kill for and even die for... BUT, that's as far as it goes.

[ATOMIC_PUNK]

A psychologist who coined the word "homophobic" said the revulsion is precisely that. A scientist who discovered genetic links to sexuality said he simply does not understand the response. The author of "The Sexual Brain" said there is nothing on a neurobiological basis to explain the aversion.

Hmmm Lemme think

Or a man's hairy butt ?

Or a man's hairy butt ?

There is just no Justification for even having to look at a man's hairy butt ! when you have these kind of women on Gods green earth how could a man even put another man in the same column if they are born homosexual then they must be born sick ! if they choose to be homosexual then they are not only sick they are dangerous to society and themselves !

What has happened to the red blooded male ? he's alive and well and hiding somewhere in the barn with a pitchfork and a blayboy bunny he sure as hell isn't dreaming about Homosexual Cowboy's .

[chronic_loser]

These people need to realize that there is a difference between disgust and fear, between revulsion and fixaton, and a difference between aversion and fascination.

We express distate for it, and some nimrod psychologist comes out and tells us it is because we are secret pervs, or wish we were, or fantasize about it, or whatever the hell that "study" said. We ignore a movie that might as well have "AGENDA" stamped in pink letters across every advert, and some "deep thinker" feels compelled to shove it in our faces asking us "why don't you LIKE it.... it is cause you secretly fantasize that you might be a pole smoker. RIGHT?????"

Actually, they are past disgusting, revolting, and abhorrent. Now they just bore me and I wish they would go buggar themselves, shut up, and leave me alone about it. Crap, they can have their movie if they want. Just don't expect me to wax raphsodic about it and weep and moan about the "breathtaking complexity of tragic lost hope and forlorn love as two stalwart heroes are stuck between love and expectations, self actualization and expectations, bliss and burning shame.... blah blah blah." Pervs are pervs, and putting it against stunning Calgary Alberta scenery and a thrilling musical score just makes it perversion against a pretty background. Propaganda can be moving, you know. In fact propaganda is designed to bypass the intellect and hit the viewer emotionally.

[Political Junkie Too]

The problem is simple: they are trying to argue that society has an obligation to see this movie only because it exists, and anyone who doesn't go see it is a homophobe.

By that reasoning, since I didn't vote for Al Sharpton, does that make me a racist?

I don't go to see teen slasher movies? What does THAT make me?

-PJ

[kstewskis]

His advice for straights uneasy about "Brokeback" is to "first understand you have this problem. At least by acknowledging it, that's a start.

No, Weinberg, you pathetic fruitloop, the straight guys are not the one with this problem.

Talk about being far removed from reality.

[panzer_grey]

Here is a hint: a straight guy does not go to a homosexual film. Not at all. No more research is needed, it is just a fact.

[newgal]

A psychologist who coined the word "homophobic" said the revulsion is precisely that. A scientist who discovered genetic links to sexuality said he simply does not understand the response. The author of "The Sexual Brain" said there is nothing on a neurobiological basis to explain the aversion.

So what these great men are saying is that no one should be offended by men who like to insert their sexual organ into a hole that is usually full of feces. Nah, that shouldn't offend anyone.

[230FMJ]

I really don't want to know what blows your skirt up, and I really don't want you to know what tickles my fancy. That's between me and my wife. I do, however, take offense to you screening your fantasies and calling me a Neanderthal because I'm not fascinated by YOUR stuff. If you need my approval that badly Hollywood, perhaps you should seek professional help.

[dennisw]

I don't see to many movies anyway. Too much nonsense is put out these days. Now why the heck am I going to go out of my way to see gay shepherds in Brokeback Mountain? Am I under some kind of obligation to sample this dumb movie?

[HawaiianGecko]

 

"These characters are too close to being regular guys," he said. "That's part of the freak-out"

Last time I looked, 'regular guys' weren't queer.

His advice for straights uneasy about "Brokeback" is to "first understand you have this problem. At least by acknowledging it, that's a start. It's like saying, `I have a fear of heights."'

I have a fear of Muslim terrorists not girlie men wearing chaps.  Whoever penned this article is in sincere need of a therapist.

I won't see this movie, but it's not because of the false reasons proffered by the author. I simply find it arrogant of people to even think they need to raise my awareness.

[dennisw]

"But this is about two men who are attracted to each other and keep that connection. That's especially troubling for some men," Shary said, adding, "but that's what makes this a truly revolutionary film."

YAWN   ZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz  .....................

[Atlas Sneezed]

His advice for straights uneasy about "Brokeback" is to "first understand you have this problem. At least by acknowledging it, that's a start. It's like saying, `I have a fear of heights."'

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In a way, I agree. It is quite natural and healthy to feel uncomfortable at dangerous high places, and it is also normal and healthy to think that looking at (or being made to imagine) men making love is yucky.

If having at least a touch of revulsion at intimate contact between men is homophobic, then most men of the world are homophobic.

[TheForceOfOne]

I haven't seen it, is Ned Beatty in it? any banjo's?

[samm1148]

"A psychologist who coined the word "homophobic" said the revulsion is precisely that. A scientist who discovered genetic links to sexuality said he simply does not understand the response. The author of "The Sexual Brain" said there is nothing on a neurobiological basis to explain the aversion."

Homophobic-It is a made up word. When queers discovered that normal mentally healthy people were sickened by the idea or sight of queer conduct the queers were left with no alternative but to lash out.

If one did not approve of manic--depressives would one be called a manicphobe? No, because manic-depression is a recognized mental illness. So was homosexuality until the early 70's.

[Caipirabob]

It's just not my "thing", baby! Yeah....

[mississippi red-neck]

I told my wife when this piece fo trash came out that Homowood would promote it as the greatest thing since "Gone With The Wind " just because it promotes the queer life style as normal.

You watch they'll try to give it every award known to man because they are morally bankrupt.

The western was the one place we thought they wouldn't shove this perverted life style in our face but knowing Homowood we should have known better.

I will never knowingly go to or watch in my home a movie such as this.

My Western Heroes never snuck up and and shot a man from the back, or in the behind.

What's next from Homowood, the cowboy hero who lassos, corrals and digs his spurs into the school marm's eight year old boy?

Or maybe the cowboy who really does make love to his horse and dog instead of the girl?

I hope and pray this thing and everybody associated with it lose so much money and credibility that they will have to pay people to come and see them in anything they do from now own.

[Lancer_N3502A]

A psychologist who coined the word "homophobic" said the revulsion is precisely that.

I'm afraid of nothing. Homosexuals are simply unnatural, immoral, disgusting, and oh yea, most of em are dead by 50.

[CharacterCounts]

"At least `The English Patient' had a plane crash."

Best line of the whole piece.

[truth_seeker]

"Cowboys" don't herd sheep.

[Right Wing Assault]

My ninety-year-old father-in-law likes cowboy stories. I wonder if he'd like this one?