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To: VOA
The love that dare not speak it's name... now can't stop shouting! And isn't happy until heterosexual love is the one that is erased from the public domain.

A few years ago, even I, a San Francisco resident, might have suggested that you were exaggerating. Not today. The way things are being portrayed in pop culture, we're getting to the point that girls are encouraged not to 'limit themselves' to boys as sex partners, and it's only a matter of time before guys are going to be treated the same.

Moving from the fake world to the all-too-real: after years of promising "we only want to be free to be who we are," there's no doubt about it anymore; the Gay-stapo wants the power only accorded by law to make everyone like they are, and to marginalize those who resist as archaic, hateful, and dangerous.

P.S.: I don't have this on authority, but I read somewhere that since Brokeback Mountain was released, sales of cowboy hats have plummeted.

131 posted on 05/04/2006 1:16:37 PM PDT by L.N. Smithee (What W should have said about Colbert: "Of course a guy from Comedy Central insulted a Christian!")
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To: L.N. Smithee
P.S.: I don't have this on authority, but I read somewhere that
since Brokeback Mountain was released, sales of cowboy hats have plummeted.


I wouldn't be suprised.
I do remember hearing a conservative film critic say that the claim
of Hollywood and TV that their work-product doesn't influence people
is easily refuted by the real world.

I can't remember all the particulars he cited, but I think he said that
after "It Happened One Night", sales of men's undershirts
shot up (guys wanted that Clark Gable look...or maybe their wives
did?).
And that the money expended on the deer-hunting season right after
"Bambi" dropped about 50%. (Pops couldn't find an easy way around
telling the kids what he was actually going to do on his deer hunt.)

And IIRC, the "T-Shirt" was considered underwear until Brando
(in "A Streetcar Named Desire"?)
133 posted on 05/04/2006 2:17:13 PM PDT by VOA
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