For The Last of Us: Left Behd on the PlayStatn 3, a GameFAQs msage board topic tled "The Gay Agenda".
Contents:
- ‘THE LAST OF US’ DIRECTOR ADMS TO TRICKG AUDIENC TO PH GAY STORYL AND PROPAGANDA
- THE LAST OF US’ GEO GAY LOVE STORY COULD NOT BE MORE TIMELY
- THE LAST OF US EPISO 3 REVIEW BOMBED BEE GAYS EXIST
- THE GAY AGENDA BLUEPRT: A PLAN TO TRANSFORM AMERI
- HBO’S THE LAST OF US IMPROV ON THE GAME’S IMPLIED GAY ROMANCE
- ‘THE LAST OF US’ CREATOR REVEALS HOW HE CRAFTED THE GAY LOVE STORY THAT HAS FANS TEARS
- GAY REPRENTATN ‘THE LAST OF US’ EMPOWERS LGBTQ+ GAMG MUNY
- THE GAY AGENDA
‘THE LAST OF US’ DIRECTOR ADMS TO TRICKG AUDIENC TO PH GAY STORYL AND PROPAGANDA
The Last of Us director Peter Hoar recently admted to trickg dienc orr to ph gay propaganda. * the last of us gay agenda *
To elucidate this pot further Pope John Pll II and The Vatin’s Congregatn for the Doctre of the Fah published Consiratns Regardg Proposals to Give Legal Regnns to Unns Between Homosexual Persons. After providg ample evince to this pot, the letter says, “There are absolutely no grounds for nsirg homosexual unns to be any way siar or even remotely analogo to God’s plan for marriage and fay.
Legal regnn of homosexual unns or placg them on the same level as marriage would mean not only the approval of viant behavur, wh the nsequence of makg a mol prent-day society, but would also obscure basic valu which belong to the mon herance of humany. If you don’t want to watch the show bee has gay storyl, bee has a trans character, that’s on you, and you’re missg out. RELATED: ‘The Last Of Us’ Actrs Storm Reid Rponds To “Homophobic Backlash, ” Says “If You Don’t Like It, Don’t Watch”.
Clearly, Hoar knows that is natural to reject homosexualy bee is ed unnatural and go agast “the natural moral law.
THE LAST OF US’ GEO GAY LOVE STORY COULD NOT BE MORE TIMELY
The startlg shift Amerin attus toward gays and same-sex marriage is not the rult of chance or random events. More than a quarter century ago, gay strategists laid out a plan to transform the natn—wh astoundg succs. * the last of us gay agenda *
What we got stead was a psule episo, and a particularly bracg one, given the show’s opprsively bleak mood th far: The hour is dited to the love story of Bill and Frank, a gay uple who—due ially to Bill’s skills as a bunker-stockg, booby-trappg, Don’t Tread on Me survivalist—manage to build a largely happy existence together an abandoned and eventually fortified ral hamlet for almost 20 years. Bill’s is not a “type” of gay man I n say I’ve ever seen mastream media before, and watchg him slowly reveal and epen that aspect of himself wh Frank’s help—sexually, y (Hollywood: more hairy bear love scen please!
But Bill and Frank create somethg else, a ltle oasis of their own that’s regnizably gay, full of quiet bety and joys the size of new strawberri.
Frank wants to fix up the block and some of the “not stupid” shops—the we and furnure stor, the clothg boutique—bee he hop they might one day have unfected guts (which they eventually do, the form of Joel and Ts), but really bee makg thgs nice, pecially when nicens isn’t valued, is one of the great gay llgs.
THE LAST OF US EPISO 3 REVIEW BOMBED BEE GAYS EXIST
The btsellg sequel featur a gay central character, challengg the last taboo for reprentatn gamg * the last of us gay agenda *
As an echo of the gay experience wh AIDS, is, as veteran activist Peter Staley put a Facebook post, a ftg tribute to the “tenr love & bravery gay men summoned when facg ath durg the plague years, cludg those who did so on their own terms. How powerful, then, to see not only a gay uple given an entire hour of a marquee show, but a gay uple who are held up as the keepers of civilizatn, as stewards of bety, as emblems of human digny and possibily. The latt episo of HBO's vio-game adaptatn "The Last of Us" has been wily praised — but 's also spired fierce backlash, shg a light on what have been persistent issu the gamg muny and larger cultural fandoms: homophobia and anti-LGBTQ iology.
Sunday's episo, tled "Long, Long Time, " picts a gay romance between Bill, played by Nick Offerman, and Frank, played by Murray Bartlett.
"Insir even received an email om a rear rponse to s story about the episo beg review-bombed, which further exemplifi this homophobia. "The rponse om some homophobic fans to Sunday's episo nearly a after "gamergate, " a far-right onle movement agast "progrsivism" gamg, built on racism, sexism, homophobia, and of "gamergate" uld be seen cricism agast "The Last of Us Part II, " the 2020 vio game sequel, which Ellie's sexualy is further explored. MORE FROM FORBES'The Last Of Us' Season 1, Episo 3 Rep And Review: Bill And FrankBy Erik KaI’ve seen every possible reactn to this episo om rears, rangg om the same enthiasm I felt about to blatant homophobia, plag that ‘the gay agenda’ is beg ‘shoved down our throats’ (or the ‘woke agenda’ etc.
THE GAY AGENDA BLUEPRT: A PLAN TO TRANSFORM AMERI
Craig Maz says his own love story impacted how he wrote the tale of Bill and Frank, the ter's new favore gay uple. * the last of us gay agenda *
Although Lynskey don’t intify as queer, and her character seemgly don’t eher, one viewer bizarrely acced her and the seri for “more homosexual agenda phg”; seemgly referencg the sexualy of Bella Ramsey’s leadg character Ellie and episo three’s acclaimed gay love story between Murray Bartlett and Nick Offerman. After the terviewer rrectly rmed her that she has a passnate gay fanbase, Lynskey said ’s “been a badge that I’ve worn proudly forever” and “’s jt always been a big part of my own muny and life”. Comg to the show as ‘mor’ characters and givg a te romantic outlook on who Bill and Frank are, not only as dividuals but as a uple as well, giv a great look on a gay relatnship that don’t seem unnecsary or forced, ” Mumey shared.
HBO’S THE LAST OF US IMPROV ON THE GAME’S IMPLIED GAY ROMANCE
* the last of us gay agenda *
Episo three has been gettg review-bombed on social media and review s by angered watchers who hold homophobic and discrimatory iologi. One er on IMDB labeled the episo as a “token reprentatn propaganda snoozeft, ” and plenty more reviews claimed the show was phg the gay agenda and rryg out LGBTQ propaganda. The fierce backlash rponse to the show sheds light on a persistent issue existg wh society: homophobia and anti-LGBTQ ials.
‘THE LAST OF US’ CREATOR REVEALS HOW HE CRAFTED THE GAY LOVE STORY THAT HAS FANS TEARS
In a society where queer narrativ are beg more proment, is rehg to have romanc between gay upl portrayed a way that is not stereotypil or relsly thrown jt for reprentatn.
Dpe the seri’ excellent pictn of a gay relatnship, the homophobic rpons om viewers show jt how much improvement still needs to be ma regardg the way society perceiv the LGBTQ muny. HBO's latt episo of "The Last of Us, " s new vio-game adaptatn, aired Sunday to wispread praise and imprsive the episo, tled "Long, Long Time, " is seemgly gettg review-bombed by angry, homophobic fans of the the review aggregator Metacric, the episo has a er ratg of 4. 9, the past, review-bombg — or when people liberately give a show or movie a low ratg to crease s sre on s like Metacric and Rotten Tomato — has typilly occurred for racist, sexist, or homophobic reasons.
GAY REPRENTATN ‘THE LAST OF US’ EMPOWERS LGBTQ+ GAMG MUNY
Lookg through the er reviews, 's clear that some of the game's fans didn't like the episo's central love story between Bill, played by Nick Offerman, and Frank, played by Murray the game, 's evint that Bill is gay and had a relatnship wh Frank, who never appears HBO seri tak their relatnship a different directn: In a flashback, Frank across Bill's hoe after beg the lone survivor of a group travelg to the Boston quarante zone. Other one-star reviews are angry that a gay man met a gay man, dubbg pletely unlikely, while the same breath mentng a girl who is somehow immune to a vis that has torn down the walls of society as we know .
Another tertg plat levied at this episo is that 's a disservice to the game, spe beg an episo that revolv entirely around buildg on clu given the game while also makg up for s pfalls reprentatn, namely fallg to the Bury Your Gays trope.
Gay people existg is polil, apparently, and so TLOU even darg to show two gay people livg their liv together is to make some grand statement, spe the show already beg heavily polil given that the US ernment turn to psdo-Nazis that fd easier to burn people alive than take re of them. In the November 1987 edn of Gui, a magaze for homosexuals, the two men thored an article tled “The Overhlg of Straight Ameri.
THE GAY AGENDA
” There Kirk, a rearcher nropsychiatry, and Madsen, a public relatns nsultant, laid out a blueprt to fundamentally change Amerins’ attus toward homosexuals and homosexualy.
In 1989 they expand that blueprt to a 398-page book tled After the Ball: How Ameri Will Conquer Its Fear and Hatred of Gays the 90s. Gallup polls 1989 showed that only 19 percent of Amerins believed people were born homosexual, wh 48 percent believg was due to environmental factors such as upbrgg.
By 2015 those numbers had dramatilly shifted to 51 percent believg homosexuals were born that way and only 30 percent attributg to other factors. (This is spe of the fact that extensive geic rearch and many studi of intil tws where only one was homosexual have disproven geic termism.