Nolan 發表於 2016-7-12 20:49
I do partially agree with your opinion. Parents should be the one accountable for children's menta ...
Come on. I also don't mean to hijack the column here to talk about sexuality. But I'm really disgusted by both the message and wordings in your previous expression.
With due respect, one certainly has his/her rights to be fearful of anything on earth. Just like some are really afraid of insects, rats, reptiles or even popular pandas and koalas. But I do feel it's arbitrary to draw a line between straight and queer, hetero and homo, while putting oneself as gravity while the others marginal, projecting one's fear and subjecting values on others as if they are universal truths.
And it's too wrong to assume one is always appealing to the others who should have "kept their sexuality between themselves and their partners". With such a sexuality radar on all the time, who's so horny after all?
One can always stay away from where it doesn't think it belongs to. But there is no confrontation in each other's world. In short, I understand you love your world, but it doesn't justify your bombs on the other's.
jc2ssych 發表於 2016-7-12 22:05
Come on. I also don't mean to hijack the column here to talk about sexuality. But I'm really disg ...
I do apologize if I ever said something a step too far. As a matter of fact, I really shouldn't have said anything irrelevant to movies here.
And I wanna clarify that I was never in an effort to traumatize anyone who's in favour of LGBT, I was just so flabbergasted by those drastic changes of animations. Those animations I watched when I was a kid were defacto purely for kids, they didn't spread the word "Being a part of LGBT is a privilege." I was too shocked by the transformations.
I suppose most parents in Hong Kong do hope their childen can have a normal life. Like I said before, homos are not sinners, but if they get too highprofile, they'll cause chaos to the society.
I reokon that you and I are just having different perspectives, none of us is accusing one another. It's apparent that you had a better education than I had, I'm merely scratching the surface.
Nolan 發表於 2016-7-12 22:50
I do apologize if I ever said something a step too far. As a matter of fact, I really shouldn't ha ...
I'm afraid you have still misinterpreted my point.
What I'm condemning is not the difference between you and I personally, but an adaptation of hierarchy, whether who's higher and who's lower. You may be right that it could be a problem if someone is too pushy when promoting something is privilege, if there is such a thing, but would you feel the same disgust if someone announced being hetero is a privilege? I bet you wouldn't, as it is more prone to normal to be hetero than homo, in accordance with your previous discourse. Don't you agree that the over-quinessential "more prone to" thing without justification a bit problematic?
My point is that, it's not the point of whose having higher education, who's homo, who's hetero, who're parents, who're not, who's highprofile and who's remaining in their little space. Everyone should have their rights to glorify their belief, even they do it, if they really did, in mass media. Chaos does never come out of expression itself but only happens with excessive secondary interpretation.
Again, I respect each other's passion and devotion in film sharing. So do yours Nolan. And I'm not enforcing my views to overwhelm anyone's, as there shouldn't be any hierarchy in any discourse. Hope you somehow take what I meant. Cheers.