Homosexuals are 1.7% of the population.
A 10x over-representation of gays compared to their population is worthy of a failing grade?
For a group called GLAAD, they certainly never seem very happy.
Do these film faggots produce a list of fag-centric movies?
Good. Let them. So normal people will know what to avoid.
Also be laugh-worthy to see what failures these movies are as they bomb at the box office and lose money.
I am sick of them and their whining.
You need to use common core math. Do it again - until you get the answer wrong!
Exactly what we need gay mermaids, princes, fairies, and ogres in Disney movies.
You would think GLAAD would lay off Hollyweird but I guess not since no way Hollyweird is going to fight back. Thanks to Hollyweird people think LGBTs make up I believe 20%-25% of the population off be a factor of 10.
With the movie "Pain and Gain" it was because every character in it was repulsive. Easily one of the worst movies ever made.
Obie will be overjoyed by this action//
3% of the population gets this much media attention!
REALLY?!?!?
The pressure group progression;
1) Quit persecuting us,
2) Let us do our thing in peace,
3) We want acceptance,
4) Treat us as being normal,
5) Our rights are Civil Rights,
6) We demand our rights be accepted by everyone,
7) Failure to accept our rights is an offense to us,
8) Our prior victimhood trumps your rights,
9) Kiss our A$$ you primitive rejectionists!
Here’s a good related article, about how both parties are overemphasizing the importance of the LGBT movement for their own agenda. They are only 3.2 % of the population per CDC.
http://thefederalist.com/2014/07/21/why-arent-there-more-gay-people/
Considering the following, I'd say the queers and fagots are more than properly represented:
Queers: "We are the 2.3%". 07/15/2014 192kb.pdf
Looks to me like the "major studios" are doing them a big favor.
See the little faggot with the earring and the makeup
Yeah buddy that's his own hair
That little faggot got his own jet airplane
That little faggot he's a millionaire
Interesting coincidence with this article as I was watching the film of the Agatha Christie novel “Evil Under the Sun” last night. Peter Ustinov as Hercule Poirot, Maggie Smith as a snoopy hotel owner, and Roddy McDowell as a swishy suspect in the murder. In one line, Maggie tells the Belgian detective to “cherchez la fruit” in reference to checking out McDowell’s suspicious activities. Bet GLAAD would go into complete and utter meltdown with that line in a current release. Made me laugh, though...
Later on, Dahl is disparagingly called a “lesbo” by the same man. Unfortunately, what could have been one of the better LGBT characters in a Hollywood action film recently is subverted by the film and protagonist’s treatment of her. . . . But the film also implies that Dahl becomes attracted to Riddick, who at one point promises that he’s going to “go balls deep into” her “but only after you ask me to, sweet-like.” Sure enough, when she returns to rescue him at the film’s climax, she coos “Lemme ask ya something. Sweet-like,” and when finally leaving, Riddick says “Tell Dahl to keep it warm for me.” The implication is quite clear that the hyper-masculine Riddick was too much for even a professed lesbian to resist, thereby validating one of the most egregious and stereotypical “straight-guy” fantasies, and treating her character with profound misogyny in the process.
I’ve had “gays” say the TV industry today, for “gays”, is like the Amos and Andy period must have been for blacks - over represented in stereotypes.
How do you defame the debauched?
Truth- it's the new hate speech.
17 out of 102 is a lot more than in real life.
They should make movies with gays as the bad guys and see what happens.
I must resort to the traditional (according to ‘Rats and other rabid libs) conservative reply.
17 movies out of 102 movies had one or more gay characters.
Not 17 out of 102 characters.
On the other hand, I wonder if there were 17 out of 102 movies that portrayed a Christian character at all, and how many were in a good light — given that Christians still make up a majority of the country, you’d expect that every movie with more than a half-dozen characters would have a least one church-goer.