o pastor protestante americano que fundou a LIBERTY UNIVERSITY morreu hoje... também ..está nas últimas o ex premiê francês Raimond Barre. Gostaria de opiniões sobre a MORAL MAJORITY.
Morreu o Lider da MAIORIA MORAL
esperava que vocês reagissem a essa notícia.
Bem feito!!! Ninguém mandou o sr. Hitchens ser um ateu militante. Agora não pode mandar ninguém para o inferno.
Vai ficar só na vontade. É isso que dá viver só de pão.
Vai ficar só na vontade. É isso que dá viver só de pão.
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"Ele também falou muita abobrinha, como aquele negócio de dizer que Teletubbie era gay e que o ataque das torres foi castigo divino (parece até que ele não leu o livro de Job)."
O personagem é roxo-rosa, carrega e uma bolsinha e tem na cabeça um triângulo invertido, símbolo do movimento gay. Nesse caso ele não falou nenhuma abobrinha.
"Ele também falou muita abobrinha, como aquele negócio de dizer que Teletubbie era gay e que o ataque das torres foi castigo divino (parece até que ele não leu o livro de Job)."
O personagem é roxo-rosa, carrega e uma bolsinha e tem na cabeça um triângulo invertido, símbolo do movimento gay. Nesse caso ele não falou nenhuma abobrinha.
Marcha a ré no quibe é muito bom.
"Visualmente carregado de conteúdo imagético", como diriam os PC.
Adorei, vou adotar.
"Visualmente carregado de conteúdo imagético", como diriam os PC.
Adorei, vou adotar.
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[...] "What Falwell was referring to are the gay activists — the ones who spit the Eucharist on the floor at St. Patrick's Cathedral, blamed Reagan for AIDS, and keep trying to teach small schoolchildren about "fisting."
Also the ones who promote the gay lifestyle in a children's cartoon.
Beginning in early 1998, the news was bristling with stories about a children's cartoon PBS was importing from Britain that featured a gay cartoon character, Tinky Winky, the purple Teletubbie with a male voice and a red handbag.
People magazine gleefully reported that Teletubbies was "aimed at Telebabies as young as 1 year. But teenage club kids love the products' kitsch value, and gay men have made the purse-toting Tinky Winky a camp icon."
In the Nexis archives for 1998 alone, there are dozens and dozens of mentions of Tinky Winky being gay — in periodicals such as Newsweek, The Toronto Star, The Washington Post (twice!), The New York Times and Time magazine (also twice).
[...] "What Falwell was referring to are the gay activists — the ones who spit the Eucharist on the floor at St. Patrick's Cathedral, blamed Reagan for AIDS, and keep trying to teach small schoolchildren about "fisting."
Also the ones who promote the gay lifestyle in a children's cartoon.
Beginning in early 1998, the news was bristling with stories about a children's cartoon PBS was importing from Britain that featured a gay cartoon character, Tinky Winky, the purple Teletubbie with a male voice and a red handbag.
People magazine gleefully reported that Teletubbies was "aimed at Telebabies as young as 1 year. But teenage club kids love the products' kitsch value, and gay men have made the purse-toting Tinky Winky a camp icon."
In the Nexis archives for 1998 alone, there are dozens and dozens of mentions of Tinky Winky being gay — in periodicals such as Newsweek, The Toronto Star, The Washington Post (twice!), The New York Times and Time magazine (also twice).
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In its Jan. 8, 1999, issue, USA Today accused The Washington Post of "outing" Tinky Winky, with a "recent Washington Post In/Out list putting T.W. opposite Ellen DeGeneres and Anne Heche, essentially 'outing' the kids' show character."
Michael Musto of The Village Voice boasted that Tinky Winky was "out and proud," noting that it was "a great message to kids — not only that it's OK to be gay, but the importance of being well accessorized."
All this appeared before Falwell made his first mention of Tinky Winky.
In its Jan. 8, 1999, issue, USA Today accused The Washington Post of "outing" Tinky Winky, with a "recent Washington Post In/Out list putting T.W. opposite Ellen DeGeneres and Anne Heche, essentially 'outing' the kids' show character."
Michael Musto of The Village Voice boasted that Tinky Winky was "out and proud," noting that it was "a great message to kids — not only that it's OK to be gay, but the importance of being well accessorized."
All this appeared before Falwell made his first mention of Tinky Winky.
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All this appeared before Falwell made his first mention of Tinky Winky.
After one year of the mainstream media laughing at having put one over on stupid bourgeois Americans by promoting a gay cartoon character in a TV show for children, when Falwell criticized the cartoon in February 1999, that same mainstream media howled with derision that Falwell thought a cartoon character could be gay.
Teletubbies producers immediately denounced the suggestion that Tinky Winky was gay — though they admitted that he was once briefly engaged to Liza Minnelli. That's what you get, reverend, for believing what you read in The Washington Post, The New York Times, Time magazine and Newsweek. Of course, Falwell also thought the show "Queer as Folk" was gay, so obviously the man had no credibility.
Despite venomous attacks and overwhelming pressure to adopt the fashionable beliefs of cafe society, Falwell never wavered an inch in acknowledging Jesus before men. Luckily, Jesus' full sentence, quoted at the beginning of this column is: "All men will hate you because of me, but he who stands firm to the end will be saved."
FONTE: http://www.anncoulter.com/cgi-local/welcome.cgiJERRY FALWELL — SAY HELLO TO RONALD REAGAN!
All this appeared before Falwell made his first mention of Tinky Winky.
After one year of the mainstream media laughing at having put one over on stupid bourgeois Americans by promoting a gay cartoon character in a TV show for children, when Falwell criticized the cartoon in February 1999, that same mainstream media howled with derision that Falwell thought a cartoon character could be gay.
Teletubbies producers immediately denounced the suggestion that Tinky Winky was gay — though they admitted that he was once briefly engaged to Liza Minnelli. That's what you get, reverend, for believing what you read in The Washington Post, The New York Times, Time magazine and Newsweek. Of course, Falwell also thought the show "Queer as Folk" was gay, so obviously the man had no credibility.
Despite venomous attacks and overwhelming pressure to adopt the fashionable beliefs of cafe society, Falwell never wavered an inch in acknowledging Jesus before men. Luckily, Jesus' full sentence, quoted at the beginning of this column is: "All men will hate you because of me, but he who stands firm to the end will be saved."
FONTE: http://www.anncoulter.com/cgi-local/welcome.cgiJERRY FALWELL — SAY HELLO TO RONALD REAGAN!
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"QUOTATIONS FROM CHAIRMAN ANN"
May 16, 2007, 6:13 PM
Before Falwell Ever Mentioned Teletubbies In February, 1999 - If Tinky Winky wasn't gay, he was about one Broadway show away . . .
“Gays have championed Tinky Winky and his beloved red purse, and night-clubbers have adopted the show as a sort of druggy daydream.”
— Newsweek, April 6, 1998
“Tinky actually became a gay icon in Britain because, for no apparent reason, his voice is male but he sometimes carries a flashy red purse.”
—The Toronto Star, April 6, 1998
“Tinky Winky, the heaviest, looks a little like an eggplant with cellulite. He also sometimes carries a red purse, which has won him popularity among gay viewers.”
— The Washington Post, April 06, 1998
Tinky?became quite the celebrity, especially after gay-rights groups fought for his reinstatement, partly because Tinky Winky has a male voice but skips about Teletubbyland carrying a red purse.
— Fort Worth Star-Telegram (Texas), April 6, 1998
"QUOTATIONS FROM CHAIRMAN ANN"
May 16, 2007, 6:13 PM
Before Falwell Ever Mentioned Teletubbies In February, 1999 - If Tinky Winky wasn't gay, he was about one Broadway show away . . .
“Gays have championed Tinky Winky and his beloved red purse, and night-clubbers have adopted the show as a sort of druggy daydream.”
— Newsweek, April 6, 1998
“Tinky actually became a gay icon in Britain because, for no apparent reason, his voice is male but he sometimes carries a flashy red purse.”
—The Toronto Star, April 6, 1998
“Tinky Winky, the heaviest, looks a little like an eggplant with cellulite. He also sometimes carries a red purse, which has won him popularity among gay viewers.”
— The Washington Post, April 06, 1998
Tinky?became quite the celebrity, especially after gay-rights groups fought for his reinstatement, partly because Tinky Winky has a male voice but skips about Teletubbyland carrying a red purse.
— Fort Worth Star-Telegram (Texas), April 6, 1998
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“And what's with Tinky Winky, whose voice sounds strangely mature and who sometimes carries a red handbag?”
— The New York Times, April 6, 1998
But today many forms of gender nonconformity have actually become mainstream. . . . Even Teletubbies, a show for toddlers, features Tinky Winky, a boy who carries a red patent-leather purse.
— Time Magazine, July 20, 1998
“The way the original Tinky Winky carried his tote-bag-size red purse reportedly made him a gay icon in Britain.”
— Time Magazine, July 20, 1998
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então o personagem é obviamente gay sim e assunto encerrado.
“And what's with Tinky Winky, whose voice sounds strangely mature and who sometimes carries a red handbag?”
— The New York Times, April 6, 1998
But today many forms of gender nonconformity have actually become mainstream. . . . Even Teletubbies, a show for toddlers, features Tinky Winky, a boy who carries a red patent-leather purse.
— Time Magazine, July 20, 1998
“The way the original Tinky Winky carried his tote-bag-size red purse reportedly made him a gay icon in Britain.”
— Time Magazine, July 20, 1998
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então o personagem é obviamente gay sim e assunto encerrado.
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Fernando,
você lê inglês?
o personagem é do sexo masculino porém carrega uma bolsinha vermelha claramente feminina e tem um triângulo invertido sobre a cabeça alem de usar roupa roxo-rosa.
há muito tempo que vem inserindo mensagens de "ambiguidade do papel dos gêneros" nos desenhos e livros infantis com o objectivo de combater a homofobia e machismo desde a mais tenra infância. Têm sido publicados vários livros infantis nos quais um príncipe se casa com outro príncipe, um garotinho tem "duas mães" (um par de lésbicas) etc etc.
Quanto ao seu contra-exemplo caricato que tinha a intenção de ser ridículo (Pato Donald), saiba que o personagem "Zé Carioca" foi notoriamente criado por Walt Disney a pedido do governo americano como parte de uma série de ações que tinham o objetivo de melhorar as relações EUA-Brasil e a amizade entre esses dois países na época da Segunda Guerra Mundial (aquela na qual os soldados brasileiros tiveram que mudar o estilo das fardas às pressas para não serem confundidos com os fascistas e alvejados; pra quem não se lembra Vargas era pró-Eixo)
então o Zé Carioca é psychological warfare americano sim (mesmo que mal sucedido) e o Telletubbie rosa com a bolsinha é propaganda pró-gay sim, por mais que isso soe ridículo para você.
quanto à Mônica, não sei se é comunista mas é o estereótipo caricato da "sapatona" masculinizada violenta que tem cabelo curto, é complexada com a própria aparência ("baixinha, gordinha" etc) e agride fisicamente os meninos
Fernando,
você lê inglês?
o personagem é do sexo masculino porém carrega uma bolsinha vermelha claramente feminina e tem um triângulo invertido sobre a cabeça alem de usar roupa roxo-rosa.
há muito tempo que vem inserindo mensagens de "ambiguidade do papel dos gêneros" nos desenhos e livros infantis com o objectivo de combater a homofobia e machismo desde a mais tenra infância. Têm sido publicados vários livros infantis nos quais um príncipe se casa com outro príncipe, um garotinho tem "duas mães" (um par de lésbicas) etc etc.
Quanto ao seu contra-exemplo caricato que tinha a intenção de ser ridículo (Pato Donald), saiba que o personagem "Zé Carioca" foi notoriamente criado por Walt Disney a pedido do governo americano como parte de uma série de ações que tinham o objetivo de melhorar as relações EUA-Brasil e a amizade entre esses dois países na época da Segunda Guerra Mundial (aquela na qual os soldados brasileiros tiveram que mudar o estilo das fardas às pressas para não serem confundidos com os fascistas e alvejados; pra quem não se lembra Vargas era pró-Eixo)
então o Zé Carioca é psychological warfare americano sim (mesmo que mal sucedido) e o Telletubbie rosa com a bolsinha é propaganda pró-gay sim, por mais que isso soe ridículo para você.
quanto à Mônica, não sei se é comunista mas é o estereótipo caricato da "sapatona" masculinizada violenta que tem cabelo curto, é complexada com a própria aparência ("baixinha, gordinha" etc) e agride fisicamente os meninos
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"Isso não tem nada a ver com o Teletubbie ser gay por causa de um triângulo, uma bolsinha e a cor roxa"
He he he. Tá bom, então.
(e primeiro eu era cristão conservador. Agora sou de esquerda..)
"Isso não tem nada a ver com o Teletubbie ser gay por causa de um triângulo, uma bolsinha e a cor roxa"
He he he. Tá bom, então.
(e primeiro eu era cristão conservador. Agora sou de esquerda..)