By :“Gay men are as misogynistic as straight men, if not more so. I have an indictment of the gay community right now, I’m actually really upset with them.”
This is just part of a rant directed at the gay community by Charmed actress Rose McGowan, in which she was defending her decision to host a party in defense of the Brunei-owned Beverly Hills Hotel.
In Brunei, being homosexual can get you the death penalty.
Not satisfied with simply being upset with the gay community, McGowan went on to be as insulting as she could, saying that gays have merely “fought for the right to stand on top of a float wearing an orange speedo, taking molly [MDMA].”
Apparently, McGowan’s chief complaint, in which she stopped just short of calling gay men selfish faggots, is that they are too focused on their own issues and not dedicating enough time and energy to feminism.
Look, folks, I just write this shit. I don’t, couldn’t, make it up. And as bizarre as McGowan’s rant is, it is not inconsistent with a theme that has been on the pages of this website for years.
The feminist movement has cast a sympathetic eye on the issues faced by gay men for a long time … as long as they have made themselves available as walkable poodles for the feminist cause. Feminists view gay men as a political utility, offering faux support in exchange for the appearance of inclusivity, and no one has made that more clear recently than Rose McGowan.
This is just part of a rant directed at the gay community by Charmed actress Rose McGowan, in which she was defending her decision to host a party in defense of the Brunei-owned Beverly Hills Hotel.
In Brunei, being homosexual can get you the death penalty.
Not satisfied with simply being upset with the gay community, McGowan went on to be as insulting as she could, saying that gays have merely “fought for the right to stand on top of a float wearing an orange speedo, taking molly [MDMA].”
Apparently, McGowan’s chief complaint, in which she stopped just short of calling gay men selfish faggots, is that they are too focused on their own issues and not dedicating enough time and energy to feminism.
Look, folks, I just write this shit. I don’t, couldn’t, make it up. And as bizarre as McGowan’s rant is, it is not inconsistent with a theme that has been on the pages of this website for years.
The feminist movement has cast a sympathetic eye on the issues faced by gay men for a long time … as long as they have made themselves available as walkable poodles for the feminist cause. Feminists view gay men as a political utility, offering faux support in exchange for the appearance of inclusivity, and no one has made that more clear recently than Rose McGowan.