X-MEN movies are Gay AGENDA?

[Nada]

Confused? "almost immediately refused"? Not at all.Your assumptions are all wrong. I have been discussing.If it is not up to par with what you would like me to say then I am sorry.All I did was post a video about something interesting.I explained my view and opinions.Apathy? What do you want tears and shouting.Lol... It's a topic of discussion,that's all.Geez.....

 

[beenherebeforeagain]

As someone studying journalism, I can say that that is the first thing we are taught to avoid. Because it's ultimately manipulative and seen as devoid of any sort of integrity whatsoever. People hoping to dupe the unwashed masses use such tactics, not people wanting to legitimately inform anyone of anything.

Which in many ways is exactly what marketing, advertising, commentary, and public relations are about. I'm a former journalist, and I've got students who want to be journalists--or to go into these other fields, where manipulation of information is the name of the game.

Good luck with your career, @SomeRandom ! We need more good, dedicated journalists!

 

[beenherebeforeagain]

Confused? "almost immediately refused"? Not at all.Your assumptions are all wrong. I have been discussing.If it is not up to par with what you would like me to say then I am sorry.All I did was post a video about something interesting.I explained my view and opinions.Apathy? What do you want tears and shouting.Lol... It's a topic of discussion,that's all.Geez.....

Yes, we really need much more drama and conflict on the RF!

 

[columbus]

Yes, we really need much more drama and conflict on the RF!

Especially about gay stuff.
Tom

 

[beenherebeforeagain]

Especially about gay stuff.
Tom

Is there anything else to talk about?

 

[columbus]

Is there anything else to talk about?

Kinda makes islamic violence, environmental destruction, and corporate overlords more attractive, doesn't it.
Tom

 

[beenherebeforeagain]

Kinda makes islamic violence, environmental destruction, and corporate overlords more attractive, doesn't it.
Tom

Well, there's always celebrities!

 

[columbus]

Well, there's always celebrities!

Especially their political opinions, domestic abuse, and genetalia!
Tom

 

[SomeRandom]

Which in many ways is exactly what marketing, advertising, commentary, and public relations are about. I'm a former journalist, and I've got students who want to be journalists--or to go into these other fields, where manipulation of information is the name of the game.

Good luck with your career, @SomeRandom ! We need more good, dedicated journalists!

Yes the irony is not lost on me
Thank you

 

[Brickjectivity]

Marvel comics have always attempted to address social issues, including homosexual issues. Anybody who reads the X-Men comics knows that this is an often repeated theme. If you read Marvel you will read about homosexual equal rights issues, but you will also read about poverty issues and other issues. It simply reflects the opinions of Marvel, so I don't think that calling it an agenda is very useful.

 

[beenherebeforeagain]

Marvel comics have always attempted to address social issues, including homosexual issues. Anybody who reads the X-Men comics knows that this is an often repeated theme. If you read Marvel you will read about homosexual equal rights issues, but you will also read about poverty issues and other issues. It simply reflects the opinions of Marvel, so I don't think that calling it an agenda is very useful.

Ah, so Marvel is in on the conspiracy, too!

 

[Brickjectivity]

Ah, so Marvel is in on the conspiracy, too!

Definitely I guess if there is a conspiracy. There's always at least on homosexual person in every Marvel comic that I've read. That is less frequent in DC. DC tends to focus on other issues but occasionally homosexual rights issues may appear in DC. DC focuses on things like not killing people. Its got Batman and Superman, two people who against all odds manage to not kill criminals, and that's their thing. They'll beat you to a pulp, but they won't kill you. Marvel heroes generally are similar, but they aren't usually under the same amount of pressure to kill criminals. Also they go to war, so they actually do kill people. In the most recent Avengers movie (Marvel) we see several killings. That would not happen in a DC comic. No DC heroes are killers unless they momentarily go insane or become villains, and that is one of the major differences between Marvel and DC. They tend to overlap on liberal issues like homosexual rights.

 

[beenherebeforeagain]

Definitely I guess if there is a conspiracy. There's always at least on homosexual person in every Marvel comic that I've read. That is less frequent in DC. DC tends to focus on other issues but occasionally homosexual rights issues may appear in DC. DC focuses on things like not killing people. Its got Batman and Superman, two people who against all odds manage to not kill criminals, and that's their thing. They'll beat you to a pulp, but they won't kill you. Marvel heroes generally are similar, but they aren't usually under the same amount of pressure to kill criminals. Also they go to war, so they actually do kill people. In the most recent Avengers movie (Marvel) we see several killings. That would not happen in a DC comic. No DC heroes are killers unless they momentarily go insane or become villains, and that is one of the major differences between Marvel and DC. They tend to overlap on liberal issues like homosexual rights.

Interesting. I never read a lot of the comics, so I never noticed the pattern. Thanks for the larnin'.

 

[Rick O'Shez]

Gay people with special powers? Yeah, cool!

 

[Revoltingest]

Marvel comics have always attempted to address social issues, including homosexual issues. Anybody who reads the X-Men comics knows that this is an often repeated theme. If you read Marvel you will read about homosexual equal rights issues, but you will also read about poverty issues and other issues. It simply reflects the opinions of Marvel, so I don't think that calling it an agenda is very useful.

Despite Marvel's penchant for fabulous tightly fitting spandex on attractively exaggerated bodies, I'd say they focus more upon nerds & geeks than homosexuals.

 

[Brickjectivity]

Despite Marvel's penchant for fabulous tightly fitting spandex on attractively exaggerated bodies, I'd say they focus more upon nerds & geeks than homosexuals.

They must be prepared to swim or fly at any given moment, and their disguises and body armor have to fit under regular clothes.

 

[SomeRandom]

Confused? "almost immediately refused"? Not at all.Your assumptions are all wrong. I have been discussing.If it is not up to par with what you would like me to say then I am sorry.All I did was post a video about something interesting.I explained my view and opinions.Apathy? What do you want tears and shouting.Lol... It's a topic of discussion,that's all.Geez.....

Well obviously!! I can't eat my popcorn to rational discussion. Too boring!

It might be my rather short attention span, but it seemed like you just backed off. Idk, man... *shrugs*

 

[Nada]

Well obviously!! I can't eat my popcorn to rational discussion. Too boring!

It might be my rather short attention span, but it seemed like you just backed off. Idk, man... *shrugs*

Thanks for coming by.

 

[SomeRandom]

Thanks for coming by.

Lol I don't know if that gif is really polite or really creepy.

 

[columbus]

Despite Marvel's penchant for fabulous tightly fitting spandex on attractively exaggerated bodies, I'd say they focus more upon nerds & geeks than homosexuals.

Maybe you are just insufficiently appreciative of bulging muscles in tight spandex?
Tom