Contemptible Quickies #10: Adam Lambert II
No less than a dozen comments were posted on AmericanConservativeDaily.com within 18 hours after that website published my article, “Contemptible Quickies #9: Adam Lambert.”
The comments were about equally divided between those who agreed that Lambert’s gay freak show on last year’s prime time American Music Awards program was a shameless show of gross, gay exhibitionism and those who felt pushing a male performer’s head deep into his crotch, etc. wasn’t offensive or that the article was sheer “rubbish.”
Perhaps the best comment refuting that “rubbish” slur was a personal note of “Frankie” whose son socked a fellow student in the nose and she was called to his school. When it was revealed that her son was groped by his gay classmate, the issue was buried and no action was taken against the gay kid.
For the original article and the full text of all the comments, see http://bit.ly/9SPp4N
I will confess to one misstatement in the article, . . .
(Read more at http://www.genelalor.com/blog1/?p=1634)
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Saturday, April 17, 2010
Friday, April 16, 2010
Contemptible Quickies #9: Adam Lambert
Contemptible Quickies #9: Adam Lambert
“It’s like that high school mentality: If you’re looking and putting energy into it, something about it is fascinating you, whether you like to admit it or not. I got your attention, that’s why you’re spewing negative hate at me, so I’m doing something right.”
Those are the considered and pithy words of Adam Lambert, self-outed “American Idol” loser and homoerotic performer on last year’s American Music Awards who outraged millions of prime time viewers by engaging in explicit homosexual acts onstage. He later apologized for his sickening conduct but apparently has now withdrawn that apology.
A video of his R-rated exhibition can be witnessed at http://bit.ly/9h3zMG
Let’s do a bit of pop analysis of his braggadochio above. . .
(Read more at http://www.genelalor.com/blog1/?p=1633)
“It’s like that high school mentality: If you’re looking and putting energy into it, something about it is fascinating you, whether you like to admit it or not. I got your attention, that’s why you’re spewing negative hate at me, so I’m doing something right.”
Those are the considered and pithy words of Adam Lambert, self-outed “American Idol” loser and homoerotic performer on last year’s American Music Awards who outraged millions of prime time viewers by engaging in explicit homosexual acts onstage. He later apologized for his sickening conduct but apparently has now withdrawn that apology.
A video of his R-rated exhibition can be witnessed at http://bit.ly/9h3zMG
Let’s do a bit of pop analysis of his braggadochio above. . .
(Read more at http://www.genelalor.com/blog1/?p=1633)
Friday, February 19, 2010
Elton John: Confession of a Gay Predator
Elton John: Confession of a Gay Predator
Why is it that some minority groups are permitted to take umbrage at supposed slights but that any of their retaliatory measures are denied to the majority?
New York’s Governor-by-accident David Patterson is one of the latest in a long line of African Americans to invoke the R-word when situations devoid of any racist intent lead friend and foe alike to lambaste their activities and their only defense is to cry, “Racism!”
It’s a tried and true tactic characteristic of those in the civil rights movement for as long as there has been a civil rights movement.
Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson, even Martin Luther King, Jr. have pulled out the old race card for the purpose of deflecting attention away from themselves and onto whites for the purpose of stirring guilt in non-African Americans and to thereby gain a measure of victimhood with its concomitant freedom from responsibility and accountability.
That art of deflection and arousing guilt has been adopted by a new and powerful minority, those in the gay community, which helps enable them to get away with virtual murder.
Having established that they have been unjustly denied their rights for eons, they have gained the sympathies of large numbers of heterosexuals who seem willing now to over-compensate by allowing gays to do and say whatever they please, to do things and say things that just a generation ago would not have been tolerated from anyone.
Cases in point are the vicious attacks of gadabout gay Perez Hilton on anti-gay marriage Miss America, Carrie Prejean and “American Idol,” Adam Lambert’s outrageous, gay conduct at last year’s American Music Awards
Lambert attributed America’s disgust to the fact, “I am a gay male:” http://www.genelalor.com/blog1/?p=1346
Add to those the annual gay pride demonstrations in places such as Boston, San Francisco, New York and various other locales in which homosexuals strut their stuff, engage in exhibitionism, and seduce America’s vulnerable youth to their sick lifestyle.
Gays have misinterpreted a degree of acceptance for agreement to licentiousness and license.
The latest gay outrage comes in an article in the UK’s The Sun titled, “Elton: Jesus Was a Gay Lord.” . . .
(Read more at http://www.genelalor.com/blog1/?p=1511)
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Clarifications
Clarifications: Obamacare, ACORN, Adam Lambert
When you’re wrong, you’re wrong. That’s why they put erasers at one end of pencils and why newspapers feature “corrections,” admissions that they screwed up somehow.
I’m man enough to fess up to having made a few errors in the thousand or so posts on this blog and I hereby seek to rectify them, cast myself on the mercy of the reader, and beg forgiveness.
Mea maxima culpa for these gross inaccuracies on Obamacare, ACORN, and Adam Lambert:
. Obamacare: I had more than intimated in any number of articles that Obamacare would lead to rationing of health care, abuses of power, and even something akin to what Sarah Palin dubbed “Death Panels.”
Well, I was wrong and I admit it.
Foolishly, I had assumed that when Obamacare was fully implemented, (which implementation wouldn’t happen until after the 2012 election), Americans would be denied health care if D.C. bureaucrats deemed their treatment unnecessary or if they were just too damned old or sick to waste precious resources on.
I was wrong.
I wasn’t wrong in that future Obamacare assessment since the future is yet to be. I was wrong in not anticipating that America’s medical Mengeles would jump the gun and begin health rationing, power abusing, and death panelling even before Obamacare was visited upon us like the Black Plague.
As Obamacare warm ups in the wings, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists has re-evaluated the recommendations of the US Preventive Services Task Force on annual breast cancer screenings via mammograms and vaginal cancer detection via pap smears.
That task force is an agency of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, HHS.
The HHS guidelines said not to even bother with self-exams, that mammograms could wait until women are aged 50 and pap smears every two years instead of annually will be just fine and dandy. Women over 65 can skip the smears entirely in most cases: http://bit.ly/eM7qm
In the event women are already dead from breast or cervical cancer, those guidelines would be moot and our pre-Obamacare health system will have shown it’s very adept at rationing and saving tons of money.
HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius pooh-poohed the new recommendations of her own agency after it looked as if concerned women nationwide would march on Washington and string her up.
Don’t you worry your pretty, little heads about any of the above, ladies, Sebelius said in effect, and just disregard anything you’ve heard. Disregard, that is, until Obamacare mandates all those guidelines.
Another brilliant medical grinch has decreed that 74 year old George Anter, Korean vet, heart-transplant recipient, victim and survivor of various cancer attacks, is just too old and sick to receive a scarce H1N1 vaccination: http://bit.ly/7vrhJf
Why waste the precious vaccine on a sick elder? Just let him kick the ol’ bucket and delete his useless carbon footprint on the planet. He won’t know the difference between being dead or alive anyway.
. ACORN: Another instance in which I was in grievous error was thinking that ACORN, our president’s virtual arm into the bowels of poor, mostly black, disenfranchised communities, would be cast out into the wilderness after revelations that it endorsed prostitution and was engaged in multiple criminal enterprises.
I was wrong again. . . .
(Read the rest at http://www.genelalor.com/blog1/?p=1354)
When you’re wrong, you’re wrong. That’s why they put erasers at one end of pencils and why newspapers feature “corrections,” admissions that they screwed up somehow.
I’m man enough to fess up to having made a few errors in the thousand or so posts on this blog and I hereby seek to rectify them, cast myself on the mercy of the reader, and beg forgiveness.
Mea maxima culpa for these gross inaccuracies on Obamacare, ACORN, and Adam Lambert:
. Obamacare: I had more than intimated in any number of articles that Obamacare would lead to rationing of health care, abuses of power, and even something akin to what Sarah Palin dubbed “Death Panels.”
Well, I was wrong and I admit it.
Foolishly, I had assumed that when Obamacare was fully implemented, (which implementation wouldn’t happen until after the 2012 election), Americans would be denied health care if D.C. bureaucrats deemed their treatment unnecessary or if they were just too damned old or sick to waste precious resources on.
I was wrong.
I wasn’t wrong in that future Obamacare assessment since the future is yet to be. I was wrong in not anticipating that America’s medical Mengeles would jump the gun and begin health rationing, power abusing, and death panelling even before Obamacare was visited upon us like the Black Plague.
As Obamacare warm ups in the wings, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists has re-evaluated the recommendations of the US Preventive Services Task Force on annual breast cancer screenings via mammograms and vaginal cancer detection via pap smears.
That task force is an agency of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, HHS.
The HHS guidelines said not to even bother with self-exams, that mammograms could wait until women are aged 50 and pap smears every two years instead of annually will be just fine and dandy. Women over 65 can skip the smears entirely in most cases: http://bit.ly/eM7qm
In the event women are already dead from breast or cervical cancer, those guidelines would be moot and our pre-Obamacare health system will have shown it’s very adept at rationing and saving tons of money.
HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius pooh-poohed the new recommendations of her own agency after it looked as if concerned women nationwide would march on Washington and string her up.
Don’t you worry your pretty, little heads about any of the above, ladies, Sebelius said in effect, and just disregard anything you’ve heard. Disregard, that is, until Obamacare mandates all those guidelines.
Another brilliant medical grinch has decreed that 74 year old George Anter, Korean vet, heart-transplant recipient, victim and survivor of various cancer attacks, is just too old and sick to receive a scarce H1N1 vaccination: http://bit.ly/7vrhJf
Why waste the precious vaccine on a sick elder? Just let him kick the ol’ bucket and delete his useless carbon footprint on the planet. He won’t know the difference between being dead or alive anyway.
. ACORN: Another instance in which I was in grievous error was thinking that ACORN, our president’s virtual arm into the bowels of poor, mostly black, disenfranchised communities, would be cast out into the wilderness after revelations that it endorsed prostitution and was engaged in multiple criminal enterprises.
I was wrong again. . . .
(Read the rest at http://www.genelalor.com/blog1/?p=1354)
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Adam Lambert and the Culture of Gay
Adam Lambert and the Culture of Gay
I previously posted an article titled, “Give Gays an Inch . . . ” primarily dealing with the gay exhibition by Adam Lambert on the telecast of the “American Music Awards.”
Since then, I have been accused of everything from being a bigot, a homophobe, and, the most unkindest cut of all, a closet homosexual.
I would like to enter a guilty plea to two of the above accusations, as long as we get our definitions correct.
If I am a bigot because I felt Lambert’s performance on the “AMA” went far beyond the pale of normal, public, human behavior–even for “entertainers”–and for that violation of common decency and propriety Adam Lambert should be denounced, then I am guilty of bigotry.
If I am a homophobe, a popular gay mistranslated euphemism for one who fears and/or despises those of the the gay persuasion, because I believe homosexuals have been running amok in America, then I am guilty of homophobia. And proud of it.
If I am in the closet, I just hope . . .
(Read the rest at http://www.genelalor.com/blog1/?p=1347)
I previously posted an article titled, “Give Gays an Inch . . . ” primarily dealing with the gay exhibition by Adam Lambert on the telecast of the “American Music Awards.”
Since then, I have been accused of everything from being a bigot, a homophobe, and, the most unkindest cut of all, a closet homosexual.
I would like to enter a guilty plea to two of the above accusations, as long as we get our definitions correct.
If I am a bigot because I felt Lambert’s performance on the “AMA” went far beyond the pale of normal, public, human behavior–even for “entertainers”–and for that violation of common decency and propriety Adam Lambert should be denounced, then I am guilty of bigotry.
If I am a homophobe, a popular gay mistranslated euphemism for one who fears and/or despises those of the the gay persuasion, because I believe homosexuals have been running amok in America, then I am guilty of homophobia. And proud of it.
If I am in the closet, I just hope . . .
(Read the rest at http://www.genelalor.com/blog1/?p=1347)
Saturday, November 28, 2009
Give Gays an Inch . . .
Give Gays an Inch . . .
It’s probably normal for people who feel they were oppressed to take advantage of situations to make their case at the first opportunity. The homosexual community has been cashing in and is gleeful in shoving its sick lifestyle in the face of America ever since it gained a modicum of acceptance.
Case in point is “American Idol” loser, self-outed gay boy, Adam Lambert.
Last Sunday, ill-content with a certain popularity, he chose to strut his gaiety before some 14 million television viewers, including countless children, on national television at the American Music Awards.
In classic exhibitionist fashion, “the gay, glam rocker” Lambert felt he was so free of the shackles of his closet that he could plant a big, wet one on a male keyboard player. He was so feeling his oats that he later went into “a pelvis thrusting” routine and pushed another male performer’s head deep into his crotch.
He must have thought he was doing his act in West Hollywood for a Perez Hilton review rather than on ABC.
He subsequently appeared on rival CBS’ . . .
(Read the rest at http://www.genelalor.com/blog1/?p=1346)
It’s probably normal for people who feel they were oppressed to take advantage of situations to make their case at the first opportunity. The homosexual community has been cashing in and is gleeful in shoving its sick lifestyle in the face of America ever since it gained a modicum of acceptance.
Case in point is “American Idol” loser, self-outed gay boy, Adam Lambert.
Last Sunday, ill-content with a certain popularity, he chose to strut his gaiety before some 14 million television viewers, including countless children, on national television at the American Music Awards.
In classic exhibitionist fashion, “the gay, glam rocker” Lambert felt he was so free of the shackles of his closet that he could plant a big, wet one on a male keyboard player. He was so feeling his oats that he later went into “a pelvis thrusting” routine and pushed another male performer’s head deep into his crotch.
He must have thought he was doing his act in West Hollywood for a Perez Hilton review rather than on ABC.
He subsequently appeared on rival CBS’ . . .
(Read the rest at http://www.genelalor.com/blog1/?p=1346)
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