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Netflix’s obsession with “coming out”

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout' started by LosPollosHermanos, Sep 26, 2019.

  1. Nook

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    Oh no.... you don’t drop this little gem and walk away FATTY. Story time! What do you mean without your parents permission you were tried to be made different?
     
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  2. Rocket River

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    LOL

    Rocket River
     
  3. Buck Turgidson

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    Oh wow, definitely need more info here. He might need a doll to point at.
     
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    I'm not sure what you're trying to say here at all to be honest.

    I find this entire topic brimming with thinly veiled homophobia. The reason there are so many shows about "coming out" and soon to be (brace yourselves) actual gay couples kissing and being affectionate with each other, is due to the fact that there are a lot of gay people and more people who just accept this as the norm. It's not a tired story line, it's just a common one nowadays similar to a female/male love interest or a corrupt wall street investor or a drug kingpin.

    People who are "tired" of this storyline just come off as homophobic. It doesn't deserve a discussion, just dont want the shows you dont like and dont make a big stink about it. I'm sure in the 60s there was folks wondering why there were "coloreds" on so many shows.
     
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  5. Roscoe Arbuckle

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    Yep. Baytown. I was around 5-6? They'd bring in this "special person" lady who would take me into a private room and talk to me with a Dolphin Puppet. Not sure why they thought I was gay, but man... Did she push that agenda. I only learned decades later that my parents never knew about it. Ah, the 70's.

    I do recall them sending me home with the album "Free to be you & me."

    Weird indoctrination for a 6 year old.

     
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  7. heypartner

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    Kima in The Wire was Black Female Gay cop version of McNulty, without the drinking. Arguably one of the strongest, most liked female characters in TV history, up to that point.

    Something tells me @LosPollosHermanos and @Roscoe Arbuckle didnt have any problem with her.
     
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    Drag Queen Story Time is a public event that is well publicised and to which parents intentionally bring their children so they will be comfortable in the presence of LGBTQ people - probably so they won't be starting a thread like this in 20 years.

    The hysterical people who are trying to stop it are the people who have a problem:



    There's a clip out there somewhere that I can't find of one of Jones' callers, who claims to be a police officer, saying that it is every Ameeican's right and duty to murder these drag queens when they see them and Jones agrees.
     
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  9. Roscoe Arbuckle

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    You think taking a small child to see a drag queen is normal...

    I got nothing. This is millennials these days.
     
  10. Roscoe Arbuckle

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    Fun Fact, moron:

    I was watching the Texans at a high-end sports bar and yelled "**** You!" at a bad call. I was told to refrain from that language because there were children.

    Guess what their lil ears might hear as adults...

    ****ing nonsense.
     
  11. Ottomaton

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    I'm roughly the same age as you, dumbass. I didn't say anything the first two or three times you called me a millennial because ai just assumed you were drunk posting. But you have to be sober some of the time, right?

    This is typical Fatty. Lazy, bad assumptions piled on lazy, bad assumptions. If it isn't occurring in your head, it doesn't matter.
     
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  12. bobrek

    bobrek Politics belong in the D & D

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    So...when your son was little you'd have no problem with people throwing out f-bombs and other curse words around him?
     
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  13. Roscoe Arbuckle

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    Always fun to have a fan. That said, you've never been one I've noticed.
     
  14. FranchiseBlade

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    No reason why it shouldn't be.
     
  15. Ottomaton

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    I imagine there are many things you don't notice when you are the town drunk and a malignant narcissist to boot.

    It literally takes two seconds to look up how old someone is.
     
  16. Roscoe Arbuckle

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    I'm sure. Meh. not worth the time.
     
  17. Roscoe Arbuckle

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    Again, people tried to change me in the 70's...
     
  18. FranchiseBlade

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    Why should any of us care? This isn't about you changing or not. That event isn't about you changing or not. You can change if you would like or don't change. Who was asking you to change?
     
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  19. Roscoe Arbuckle

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    They were, dumbass. The fact that you don't get it? Are you ****ing kidding me?
     
  20. FranchiseBlade

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    The fact that you tried to turn this into something about you was your doing.
     
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