I have spent a number of decades observing not merely what homosexuality does to individuals who practice it, but also to institutions and fields of human interest.
No one can watch a Tony's Broadway award ( or Oscars) show, for example, and not catch numerous references to gay culture and influence in theater and musicals.
It didn't used to be like that. Yes, of course, you had male performers, dancers and choruses, set designers, costume designers who were queer, but, in general, it was a straight and masculine profession as was Hollywood overall.
In time, though, homosexuality was not merely a portion of the business, but that it became dominant.
The same happened as mentioned to Hollywood, and to publishing, literary criticism, mass media, magazines, journalism, and networks, art, grant foundations, academia, psychiatry, psychology, music, and literature.
It's not that over half of the people who obtained prominence and influence in these fields were queer, but that the numbers became substantial enough to change the fields and their perspectives and outlooks entirely. And like all "in" groups, it shamelessly promotes its own; and given the shameless and highly promiscuous nature of ambitious, young male homosexuals, the easy transactions traded for favors and career help are rampant. (For example, the punchline to many obvious jokes is that it isn't Jews who are so dominant and influential in Hollywood, but Jewish queers. Those are the guys you should suck up to - literally.)
Of course, through many civilizations we've seen that male homosexuals have a certain advantage when it comes to the Arts. The best have not only intelligence, cleverness, wit, and skill in craft, but are able to bring an aspect of femininity that adds wholeness and greater feeling to their art. That is, it helps to be especially sensitive in many ways to life and people.
That's one reason queers are so eager to claim Shakespeare. The guy is so insightful, rounded, sensitive, and aware to all human feeling that he has to be gay!
They want to make Jesus queer, too.
But neither was. Nor was Tolstoy or Dickens or Kipling or Dante or Homer (as far as we can guess). Nor was Bach, Beethoven or Mozart.
But just as bad money drives out good money, homosexuals drive out straight males from various professions. The fact is, most normal men don't really want to work with or work for queers anymore than they want to be subordinate to women.
Men will do so out of necessity (I have), and I've known a number of homosexual men I thought well of and respected in their work, and would have happily worked with, but in general? No, I prefer working with men like myself.
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But let's list a few things that homosexuality has or is poisoning:
- marriage
- childhood (by acquiring children)
- the armed forces
- theater
- film
- art
- music (serious music)
- architecture
- literature
- poetry
- journalism
- government
- corporations
- Christianity
- Judaism
- women's sports
- teenagers
- psychology
- pyschiatry
- social science
- education
6 comments:
"Some folks may have found my previous statement that homosexuality poisons everything it touches controversial."
All they have do is work with homosexuals when the homosexuals do not believe they will be held to account for their behavior.
After that they will not find it controversial.
as someone who has gone through some very rough times at my previous employer because of a homosexual who's advances were spurned by me and then he turned around and accused my own boss and I of being queer and having a thing when his advances were not accepted. He went loco in an hr meeting - yet they reprimanded him on paper only, even though they knew he wasn't quite right in the head and he continued to work for our boss and I had to deal with this azzhat daily - short of beating the ever living shit out of this bastard for the grief s/he put us through, I said F it and went to work elsewhere! I know all too well how it poisons things - it ruined a perfectly good job that I previously enjoyed and caused strife and stress that carried over to both our families, yet all this shemale got was an warning... because they were afraid of how a mental health facility would look in the news should this come out - go figure - AND get this - the queer is a registered sex offender. Seriously - you just can't make this kind of shit up.
Before this, I was a live and let live person when it came to people's choices - I'm quite vocal now about this, and hell yes, bitter. There was a time I would have been offended by the words I now use to describe these things - not anymore.
Anonymous at: February 28, 2013 at 9:34 AM
It is my deepest sorrow filled regret to welcome you to this club. Particularly as you have been a member for a while.
I understand how you feel about the words you now use to describe them, and the bitter experience that brought this on. I am deeply sorry.
Regretfully Yours, Happy D
Don't forget mixed martial arts.
http://archive.org/details/ThePoisonedStreamVol.1
I have gay friends, I've never had any problems with them, but they are notably non-militant. I don't think they even "get" or appreciate the garbage that's being foisted on us these days. I still stand by a willingness to live and let live, but that goes BOTH ways, and when you're "different" (e.g. in the VAST minority) you ought to be willing to accept your difference, and not try to convince the rest of us that you're "just like us".
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