Two lethargic tweets by Gail Simone
2 Comments Published by Avi Green on Monday, May 19, 2014 at 1:22 PM.
Simone's leftist side is coming round again. For example:
Sure she feels bad for them. And I suppose she thinks the liberals are better in this regard?
Then, she acts as cheerleader for something that you'd think goes against some of her beliefs, the Muslim Ms. Marvel series:
Recalling how obsessed she's become with shoving homosexuality into some of her recent output like The Movement, I wonder why she's promoting a book centered around a religion that abhors homosexuality. One can only wonder if she even cares that Brunei has approved sharia tactics like the stoning of gays and lesbians. Maybe she doesn't have enough faith in what she says she favors?
I feel bad for Conservatives who just want less government who have to see THESE people get the spotlight, honest. :(
— Gail Simone (@GailSimone) May 16, 2014
Sure she feels bad for them. And I suppose she thinks the liberals are better in this regard?
Then, she acts as cheerleader for something that you'd think goes against some of her beliefs, the Muslim Ms. Marvel series:
People should go read this lovely article. http://t.co/aZviFj6D7w
— Gail Simone (@GailSimone) May 18, 2014
Recalling how obsessed she's become with shoving homosexuality into some of her recent output like The Movement, I wonder why she's promoting a book centered around a religion that abhors homosexuality. One can only wonder if she even cares that Brunei has approved sharia tactics like the stoning of gays and lesbians. Maybe she doesn't have enough faith in what she says she favors?
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People like Simone never let consistency get in the way of their tirades. They will condemn Americans for being war-mongering homophobic paranoids clinging to guns and religion. Then they praise Muslims (warlike, homophobic, gun-toting, religious fanatics).
Their attitude is the opposite of xenophobia. Xenophilia, maybe? Their world view boils down to, "Duh, foreign good. American bad."
@Anonymous
Oikophobe, I think is the word.