Thread: Franklin Graham sends Brutal Message to Disney

Rev. Graham Sends Brutal Message To Disney for Airing its First Gay Kissing Children's Cartoon...


Disney have been applauded by liberal viewers after the production company aired their first ever same-sex kiss this week.

In an episode of Star vs the Forces of Evil which aired on channel Disney XD a gay couple can be seen sharing a kiss for this first time in the history of the company.

In the second series of the cartoon, protagonist Star and her friend Marco attend a concert and find themselves surrounded by kissing couples. YEAH, a children's cartoon

Disney have been applauded by liberal viewers after the production company aired their first ever same-sex kiss this week.

Some liberal viewers admitted that they were slightly disappointed by the very subtle representation of LGBT+ relationships.




What did they want? CRAZY!

Rev. Graham wrote some harsh words regarding the issue:

Disney has aired a cartoon with same-sex couples kissing. It has also been announced that their new movie "Beauty and the Beast" will feature a gay character in an attempt to normalize this lifestyle.

They're trying to push the LGBT agenda into the hearts of your children—watch out! Disney has the right to make their cartoons, it's a free country.

http://conservativepost.com/rev-grah...drens-cartoon/

It's coming down to the wire. I won't be visiting Disney World when I attend my Family Reunion in August. I've so had it with these companies/organizations selling their souls to appease the 1%.

Originally Posted by fuego

I just read where there is an LGBT thing in the new Beauty and the Beast movie.

I did too. Someone posted it on FB. Sad!

I've noticed that pretty much every TV commercial that focuses on couples or families features at least one "same-sex" couple or family.

Did anyone else notice that the "Can You Hear Me Now?" SpokesGuy that switched from one cell phone carrier to another had a "Partner" with him when they were choosing Christmas trees back in December?