Like any self-respecting gay,
I got hugely angry at both Nick Griffin and Baroness Warsi upon their mention of homosexuality. I also wanted to high-five the lesbian who stood up to him a bit.
It all starts with the story in the Daily Mail about Stephen Gately where this reporter is pretty much a massive homophobe. (I read the
article, she's a bitch.) So the BNP leader and some Conservative woman both basically say that homosexuality shouldn't be taught in schools (she wanted
Section 28 back for heaven's sake!) and other stuff but yeah. Being gay makes you sensitive to this shit. I don't remember any mention of homosexuality in primary school but I imagine I wouldn't have spent a decent part of my life feeling slightly fucked up if I'd known what the hell was going on with me. Seeing the reactions (well, opinions, I mean.) of these straight people on that panel (they were all straight, right) is so bloody common. There are very few straight people I think 100% understand what it is to be homosexual. Many people claim they know, but they really, really don't. And if you're straight, reading this, you'll be thinking, "that gay thinks he's special or something"
I don't know what point I'm even trying to make here
I've never felt that anyone straight could possibly understand what it's like. To be fair, I don't have any (wait, let me think... nope) any friends who are straight and part of a minority which is as belittled and whatever as homosexuality is. I'm probably wrong here, but living in Carlisle means there are only white people. or something. basically I'm just angry because everything for everything positive about homosexuality there are x30 fucking internet retards
to upset me.
One example:
Heinz Deli MayoI pretty much did my last media coursework on this advert. It was pulled after I think around 90 complains to Ofcom complaining about the homosexual content and it undermining the typical family or whatever. There are over a thousand comments on this video, and the more recent ones are positive, whereas the comments on this video when it was first posted were extremely offensive. People complained that their kids might see it or whatever and turn gay. Because that happens. The advert was in fact not allowed to be broadcast near kid's TV programs because of the high sugar level or whatever of the product itself. What annoys me the most about this whole thing is that Heins pulled the entire marketing campaign. Stonewall saw this as an insult, as if Heinz were scared to be associated with a gay market. The majority of positive comments on youtube fail to see much of a homosexual connotation to the whole ad. The kids even call the italian chef dude "mum"
Oh, fucking hell. Society has made me unhappy with myself, again.