@Aljer7191091@pandapippam What difference does that make? Being born with down syndrome, sickle cell anemia, or red hair isn't something people choose either. Some traits are innocuous, some are desirable, some are not. Homosexuality is a pathology that spreads both socially and biologically.
@jskylerinc There are millions of potential movies to watch, so I really don't care - if the lead actress is promoting the potential of the lead character being gay, why would I support the film? I am disgusted by homosexuality like most people naturally are.
@ElvisTheAlienTV She's attractive physically. But her saying that her character might be gay, and the overall personality of the character, is repulsive. That's the issue. It's like when people make fun of a hated person's looks - because they are vile, not because they really look that bad.
@ibabyhag@pandapippam Homophobia is natural, we are repulsed by the degeneracy. No one "hides" this, you just don't want to think that your favorite lifestyle is naturally repulsive to most people.
@morningshowguy@AngryJoeShow Your generation was taught that one shouldn't care about sexuality or race. You should. People are different, and LGBT sexuality is being promoted specifically because the left loves it and the right is indifferent. The right should reject all LGBT degeneracy.
@morningshowguy@AngryJoeShow I hate "woke" stuff with a passion, and I do care. So should you. Gay people are repulsive, and if they are being promoted as aspirational (the very definition of a superhero), this is a moral issue. It's not boring, it's degenerate, for a made-up idealized character to be gay.
@freshprince324@AngryJoeShow The fact that she even said that removes her as a potential actress I'd ever support. A decent person would be repulsed at the idea of a bisexual superhero.
@AngryJoeShow Any actor who promotes homosexuality is going to be repulsive to a large percent of people. Simple as. I don't want this degeneracy anywhere near movies.
@Spainegray@SAINT_PIUSX@royalserf Approximately 75.3% of the U.S. population is white.
Approximately 13.7% of the U.S. population is black.
In 2018, 51.6% of sexual abuse offenders were White. per U.S. Sentencing Commission.
Black Offenders: In the same year, 21.7% of sexual abuse offenders were Black.