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Regular_Atheist:
There aren’t a whole lot of things in the world, that if you scratch the surface enough, either sex, money, or both, won’t bubble up to the surface in fairly short order. Normalizing homosexuality ticks both of these boxes. As I have said elsewhere, gay people have money to spend — very often, their disposable income is considerable — and advertisers are chasing their dollars. There is a very amoral streak to business in the modern secular world, as Dagny Taggart said in the film adaptation of Atlas Shrugged (much more digestible than that horribly overwritten novel!), “making money is what it’s all about”. If businesses could make more money by shutting out gay people, many of them would do that. If they can make more money by including gay people, they’ll do that instead. And gay people always have the prerogative of favoring businesses that favor them, and not favoring businesses that don’t favor them. Throw that in the pot of the modern Zeitgeist that “gay is cool”, “gay is glamorous”, “gay is where it’s at”, and you’re going to see the gay experience reflected positively in just about everything. So the modern media and advertising onslaught are both an attempt to normalize homosexuality, and a by-product of homosexuality being normalized in the contemporary secular world. It’s like a regenerative cycle that feeds on itself and grows as it feeds at the same time.As you note, the media and the opinion shapers are trying to normalize homosexuality. It is no more complicated than that.
Swap the term ‘red headed’ for ‘gay’ and that post would make just as much sense.