A videogame creator’s contributions to “Call of Duty” were stripped from the platform last week after he tweeted that LGBT activists “should leave little children alone.”
In response to a video of parents brawling with LGBT activists over their school board voting to promote sexual programming to kids in June, the gamer who goes by the handle Nickmercs tweeted, “They should leave little children alone. That’s the real issue.”
For that, the “Louder with Crowder” podcast reported, “Call of Duty” removed Nickmerc’s bundle of game additions from its store, with the company’s account tweeting, “We are focused on celebrating PRIDE with our employees and community.” Weirdly, its message indicated the company thinks it’s pro-gay to sexually target children.
This isn’t the only time people attempting to push what they think are pro-LGBT messages tacitly communicate some very disparaging things about LGBT activists’ goals. In fact, it seems to be a trend. As homosexual pride has gone mainstream, so have the arguments that seem to suggest LGBT identification is inextricably linked with pornography, sexually targeting children, sexually transmitted diseases, and other social evils.
In an NBC documentary on cross-dressers wanting to perform sexually suggestive dances for children that came out in May, reporter Antonia Hylton linked new red-state laws against sexual performances in front of kids with “domestic extremism.” The documentary shows men wearing red shirts and masks, making a hail motion like Nazis, as an example of the kind of people who oppose crotch-grabbing dances in front of kids.
