Huge support for new petition calling for boycott of Disney kids’ movie pushing LGBT agenda By LifeSiteNews staff for Life Site
GNN Note – Where have several music industry “stars” gotten their start? Disney. Who is Disney associated with – Epstein???? hmmmm… If you look at all the media companies that are under the banner of Disney / ABC / ESPN the picture of pushing of these globohomo agenda becomes quiet clear.
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Momentum keeps growing for LifeSite’s petition calling for a boycott of the new Disney movie for kids called ‘Onward.’
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Momentum keeps growing for LifeSite’s petition calling for a boycott of the new Disney movie for kids called Onward.
“Over 17,000 people have signed the petition in less than a day, which means that this issue has really struck a chord,” said Scott Schittl, one of LifeSite’s campaign coordinators. “Parents and grandparents are sick and tired of Disney’s blatant disregard for their values and morals, and they’re not going to take it anymore.”
Disney built its reputation on animated movies for children and the whole family. Movies like Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Peter Pan, Mary Poppins, Beauty and the Beast, The Lion King, and Toy Story have provided wholesome entertainment for all ages, for generations.
But, according to Slate, Disney’s new animated movie, Onward, features a purple cyclops police officer, Officer Specter, who, in addition to being one-eyed and purple, is also an open lesbian.
In one scene where Officer Specter,, voiced by lesbian actress Lena Waithe, pulls over a motorist who claims to have been distracted by his girlfriend’s kids, Waithe’s character replies by saying: “My girlfriend’s daughter got me pulling my hair out.”
Though the moment apparently passes without comment, and without being “showcased” as “special,” pro-family advocates and Christians are understandably upset and annoyed by the studio’s decision to push sexual notions beyond the comprehension of many of the movie’s young viewers.
