of the gaycentric perspective.
Ignorance is alive and well, right here in Rochester.
Click here for some interesting dialogue on the upcoming release of Brokeback Mountain. I guess the discussion thread isn't all too uncommon for the site; it happens to be a right-wing conservative forum.
You'll notice that most of those that respond haven't seen the movie or read the short story...
Click here for some interesting dialogue on the upcoming release of Brokeback Mountain. I guess the discussion thread isn't all too uncommon for the site; it happens to be a right-wing conservative forum.
You'll notice that most of those that respond haven't seen the movie or read the short story...
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wow. staggering that, in this day and age, there's still such venom.
can't wait to come back to visit my family in rochester this christmas! happy holidays!!
yikes -- where did that thread start from?!?
You'll notice that most of those that respond haven't seen the movie or read the short story...
And why would they? God forbid they actually evaluate something for THEMSELVES -- then they'd have to THINK for themselves, too. It's much easier to parrot the likes of Falwell, Robertson, and Bush.
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Thanks for visiting my blog!
I can hardly believe the ignorance that seethes from these people. Yikes!
not even going to bother reading it ..the ignorance here in Ohio is ten times worse..I can only imagine the farther west you go!
but must admit that I can't wait to see it!!! I saw Jake Gyllenhaal (however you spell it) onstage in London's West End and he was phenomenal!