Sorry, Fagburn normally waits until December to announce any awards, but as of today this category is surely now closed.
Well done Samuel Chiron for this classic piece of pointless whiney winky wanky worthy middle-class gult-tripping 'right-on' crapola, and congrats to Huff Post Gay Voices who find space for endless smug crap like this.
Nore more boring!
None more clueless!
None more self-righteous!
None more delusional self-styled SJW!
I haven't laughed so much since I read And The Winners Of The 2015 Queerties Awards Are..
Showing posts with label Huff Post Gay. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Huff Post Gay. Show all posts
Monday, 23 November 2015
Tuesday, 19 May 2015
Huff Post Gay Voices: The Gay Onion
PS It's probably the most visited gay (non-porn) media site in the world, so... go figure.
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Wednesday, 12 March 2014
Huff Post Gay: Body Issues
The gay community's hidden epidemic? http://t.co/GyIHAjXd9U
— huffpostgay (@huffpostgay) March 12, 2014
@huffpostgay So you accompany a story on gay body issues with a photo of two perfect bodied men? Can't see what's causing this problem...
— MaritimeStateofMind (@MaritimeState) March 12, 2014
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Wednesday, 16 October 2013
Huff Post Gay Voices: Lies, Damned Lies And Gay Marketing Surveys...
Oops!
Ironically the first line of Ian Johnson's risible article is that old chestnut about "lies, damned lies and statistics."
Do you trust someone who makes money out of trying to get businesses to believe they can make more money by selling stuff to all the practically non-existent many, many mucho monied gays to tell the truth about this?
"There's gold in them there fags!"
Thanks to @mmhynes
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Tuesday, 10 September 2013
Russia: On Sense & Nonsense
"I live in New Jersey, so I'm not even still considered an equal human. I
wasn't considered an equal in this country, so why should I stay away
from another country that doesn't consider me equal, and why should I
not show the world what I worked hard for?"
Ice-skater Johnny Weir on a US chat show yesterday.
A quite reasonable statement that sends the host and the good ole American patriots in the gay media predictably mentalist!
Hang the traitor!
If you want a thoroughly depressing reminder of how thought-control works in democratic societies, read any of the readers' comments sections on stories about Russia on gay blogs and websites.
See, for example, the utterly odious, threatening ones about Johnny on Queerty and lose a little more hope for queer humanity.
(Update: Or witness this confederacy of dunces on Pink News).
Little parlour game; try asking a question as obvious as "Do you think we should consider what Russian LGBT campaigners think?" and see where that gets you.
AMERICAblog - "A great nation deserves equality" (!) - now has a dedicated Gay Russia section; a wonderful round-up of misinformation and madness.
As ever, it's instructive how this issue so animates the gay right.
And anyone who dissents from the standard spoonfed "Worse than Hitler! Boycott 'em! Ban 'em! Bomb 'em!" line gets virtually lynched by the pink pitchfork mob.
Lib Dem President Tim Farron has tabled a motion on the "deplorable" situation in Russia.
That this House deplores the recent legislation passed in Russia banning the promotion of non-traditional relationships; notes that this is akin to the former Section 28 legislation in the UK; further notes that the new law appears to be part of a wider crackdown on the freedoms of the LGBT community in Russia; believes that we must listen to those Russian LGBT groups and activists who urge very strongly that boycotts in any form or nature, from sporting, like the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics, to drinking vodka, are not supported by them and only increase the likelihood of harm towards LGBT Russians; and calls on the Government to work through international and diplomatic channels, like the G20, the Council of Europe and the International Olympic Committee and commercial and business interests already involved in sponsoring the 2014 Winter Olympics, alongside indigenous LGBT campaign groups based in Russia itself, to stand up for the human rights of the Russian LGBT community.
Heaven forfend we might consider what gay people in Russia think best.
Surprisingly sensible stuff from an MP - though it's an early day motion, so no more than the parliamentary equivalent of sending out a press release.
And, just for fun, here's a short BBC TV News item on why the vodka boycott was pointless bollocks.
In the interests of balance here's some of the usual gay hysterics over on Huffington Post Gay...
"It's high time to talk about asylum. The only way at this point that the US can help Russian gays and lesbians is get us the hell out of here!
"Russian gay activist" Masha Gessen, there (though she's actually an American citizen - and clearly more barking than Battersea Dogs' Home).
Let's organise a mass exodus of LGBT Russians to the 100% homophobia-free American holy state!!
Yay, you've clearly really thought that one through.
It's a sign of how completely debased this "debate" has become that such a laughable and ludicrous statement is taken seriously, and not even challenged.
And finally... Harvey Fierstein - who has already made the morally obscene comparison between Russia today and the Nazi holocaust - says what's going now on has all the hallmarks of a witch hunt.
Though the current climate of hysteria in the US and UK sounds rather like a witchhunt, don't you think, Harvey?
Just ask Johnny Weir.
Ice-skater Johnny Weir on a US chat show yesterday.
A quite reasonable statement that sends the host and the good ole American patriots in the gay media predictably mentalist!
Hang the traitor!
If you want a thoroughly depressing reminder of how thought-control works in democratic societies, read any of the readers' comments sections on stories about Russia on gay blogs and websites.
See, for example, the utterly odious, threatening ones about Johnny on Queerty and lose a little more hope for queer humanity.
(Update: Or witness this confederacy of dunces on Pink News).
Little parlour game; try asking a question as obvious as "Do you think we should consider what Russian LGBT campaigners think?" and see where that gets you.
AMERICAblog - "A great nation deserves equality" (!) - now has a dedicated Gay Russia section; a wonderful round-up of misinformation and madness.
As ever, it's instructive how this issue so animates the gay right.
And anyone who dissents from the standard spoonfed "Worse than Hitler! Boycott 'em! Ban 'em! Bomb 'em!" line gets virtually lynched by the pink pitchfork mob.
Lib Dem President Tim Farron has tabled a motion on the "deplorable" situation in Russia.
That this House deplores the recent legislation passed in Russia banning the promotion of non-traditional relationships; notes that this is akin to the former Section 28 legislation in the UK; further notes that the new law appears to be part of a wider crackdown on the freedoms of the LGBT community in Russia; believes that we must listen to those Russian LGBT groups and activists who urge very strongly that boycotts in any form or nature, from sporting, like the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics, to drinking vodka, are not supported by them and only increase the likelihood of harm towards LGBT Russians; and calls on the Government to work through international and diplomatic channels, like the G20, the Council of Europe and the International Olympic Committee and commercial and business interests already involved in sponsoring the 2014 Winter Olympics, alongside indigenous LGBT campaign groups based in Russia itself, to stand up for the human rights of the Russian LGBT community.
Heaven forfend we might consider what gay people in Russia think best.
Surprisingly sensible stuff from an MP - though it's an early day motion, so no more than the parliamentary equivalent of sending out a press release.
And, just for fun, here's a short BBC TV News item on why the vodka boycott was pointless bollocks.
In the interests of balance here's some of the usual gay hysterics over on Huffington Post Gay...
"It's high time to talk about asylum. The only way at this point that the US can help Russian gays and lesbians is get us the hell out of here!
"Russian gay activist" Masha Gessen, there (though she's actually an American citizen - and clearly more barking than Battersea Dogs' Home).
Let's organise a mass exodus of LGBT Russians to the 100% homophobia-free American holy state!!
Yay, you've clearly really thought that one through.
It's a sign of how completely debased this "debate" has become that such a laughable and ludicrous statement is taken seriously, and not even challenged.
And finally... Harvey Fierstein - who has already made the morally obscene comparison between Russia today and the Nazi holocaust - says what's going now on has all the hallmarks of a witch hunt.
Though the current climate of hysteria in the US and UK sounds rather like a witchhunt, don't you think, Harvey?
Just ask Johnny Weir.
Saturday, 24 August 2013
Winter Olympics: None More Gay!
Back in 1976 when I edited the magazine Sportsworld, then the official publication of the British Olympic Association, I received a telephone call from a Melbourne radio station in the middle of the night following the British figure skater John Curry’s breathtakingly artistic gold medal-winning performance in the Innsbruck Winter games.
“Hi,” said an Aussie voice. “We’ve all been watching your guy John Curry win the Olympics. Isn’t he something? Understand you know him quite well.” I concurred that indeed I did.
“Great. Look, mate, would you mind telling us a bit more about him – we’re all keen to know. Can we go live with an interview now?” “No problem,” I replied.
“OK... We’ve got Alan Hubbard, editor of Sportsworld magazine live from London, who knows this Pommie skater John Curry we’re all talking about... Tell me Alan, is he a poofter?”
I recall I quickly mumbled something about his sexual orientation being his own business. “Well,” came the response, “he sure looks a poofter from here!”
Thankfully, things have moved on since then – even in Australia. But not, apparently, in Russia and, significantly, certain other discriminatory outposts, including Qatar, which follows Russia as World Cup hosts in 2022, and where being gay, as the late Curry eventually revealed he was, is still tantamount to being a pariah...
Alan Hubbard writing in The Independent leading into talking about you-know-what.
Illustrated with the above photo of the "flamboyant" American figure skater, Johnny Weir.
Illustrated with the above photo of the "flamboyant" American figure skater, Johnny Weir.
The article is quite accurately titled; For Sochi the future is gay, whether Vladimir Putin likes it or not One certainty is there will be no boycott neither will the games be shifted
Got that?
Regardless of how daft and counter-productive these "demands" were in the first place, they were objectively not going to happen.
It would make a nice change if, just for once, one person calling for people to "do something" about homophobia in Russia had stopped for four seconds and thought things through.
Not that I'm suggesting for one moment that this "debate" has been dominated by a load of idiotic gay hysterics waving their pink pitchforks, you understand.*
It's encouraging that some sane and rational voices are starting to be heard in this thoroughly depressing episode - here's Alice Arnold; Britain's homophobia needs to be tackled before we turn to Russia's.
Quite.
*Check out the usual avalanche of stupidity on Huff Post Gay, and remind yourself why the LGBT movement's fucked.
They've even run an article that asks; Imagine if they'd say that about race.
AARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHH!!!
Such sophisticated, original and radical political debate, HuffPo!
It's encouraging that some sane and rational voices are starting to be heard in this thoroughly depressing episode - here's Alice Arnold; Britain's homophobia needs to be tackled before we turn to Russia's.
Quite.
*Check out the usual avalanche of stupidity on Huff Post Gay, and remind yourself why the LGBT movement's fucked.
They've even run an article that asks; Imagine if they'd say that about race.
AARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHH!!!
Such sophisticated, original and radical political debate, HuffPo!
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Friday, 16 August 2013
Gay Stereotypes: Are Simply Super!
I should tell you that I love Britney Spears. I should also tell you that I am a member of the fanciest gym in town, and yes, I do consider it my church. Oh, and after my daily workouts in my fancy gym listening to Britney Spears, I frequently apply a layer of self-tanner in a not-so-discreet fashion after showering. One more thing: I only drink vodka sodas. And I drink a lot of them.
Now, some of you may consider me a walking, talking, choreography-memorizing, bar-hopping stereotype of gay culture. I hate to agree with you, but I totally am. And it doesn't bother me one bit.
I know all the jokes, labels and judgments that are made about boys like me. I am usually the one cracking them. I do not feel defined by any worn-out category or tired archetype just because a few of my interests may seem a little cliché. They are only but a few interests, of which there are many.
Conversely, I enjoy discussing, exploring and even poking fun at gay stereotypes. I do so because these stereotypes are only collections of accentuated characteristics, not actual people. And the more we learn to laugh at the caricatures that we all resemble from time to time, the more fully realized our true character will be...
More stuff like this please Huffington Post Gay Voices, and less stuff that's hand-eatingly dull and worthy.
Now, some of you may consider me a walking, talking, choreography-memorizing, bar-hopping stereotype of gay culture. I hate to agree with you, but I totally am. And it doesn't bother me one bit.
I know all the jokes, labels and judgments that are made about boys like me. I am usually the one cracking them. I do not feel defined by any worn-out category or tired archetype just because a few of my interests may seem a little cliché. They are only but a few interests, of which there are many.
Conversely, I enjoy discussing, exploring and even poking fun at gay stereotypes. I do so because these stereotypes are only collections of accentuated characteristics, not actual people. And the more we learn to laugh at the caricatures that we all resemble from time to time, the more fully realized our true character will be...
More stuff like this please Huffington Post Gay Voices, and less stuff that's hand-eatingly dull and worthy.
Even though the gay media writing about "gay stereotypes" is a huge gay cliché, it's good to see someone celebrating them.
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