Fag Hags and Hood rats

I usually share viral foolishness over on facebook and twitter, but I’m going to comment on two things.

1. A Christian’s view of Fag Hags.

This article is laughably bad, for example:

“The more time a girl spends with her homosexual friends, the more she will fall under the influence of their habits and mannerisms. She might pick up homosexual fashions and dress mannishly.”

And,

“The homosexual often uses his high degree of promiscuity to gain access to overbooked restaurants (slept with a waiter), private parties (slept with the host’s boyfriend) and expensive clubs (slept with the drummer playing that night). It is an astonishingly incestuous world.

The reason for such incest? The homosexual is like a locust– limber, voracious and without conscience. They consume everything in their path, stripping the purest things bare, leaving them barren and alone in the cold night air. They will rampage through cities and cultures, whether it’s San Francisco or the Brazilians, the hallowed chambers of the Vatican or internet chat boards.

Our straight women in love with gay men don’t seem to comprehend that once they’ve been dropped off for the night at their doorfronts, the homosexual’s adventure is really just beginning.

More bars and clubs, the after-hours establishments, cocaine, crystal meth, sex bathhouses, motel room sex parties, tricking in truckstops, prancing in parks, the true nature of these men is now revealed. The lengths to which the homosexual will go to destroy any scent of propriety and humanity in themselves would shock their early-evening female companions and it begs larger questions about our culture.”

And,

“As these once-hopeful women age, they become far too accustomed to the homosexual male and far too unfamiliar with the heterosexual ones. They have false expectations for every straight man they meet. They demand these men take pleasure in shopping and watching shows like Glee. Instead of football games and grandpa’s cookouts, she’ll opt for spotting celebrities at high-end cocktail bars. No hosting bridal showers and Boca Raton weekends for them, no they’ll demand something more excessive– film noir movie marathons and New Year’s Eve parties at Mexican resorts.”

And the best part EVER:

All this time spent around gay men comes at a cost. When the firm, bass tones of masculinity command such a young woman, she will long for the shrill call of the homosexual.

When asked by a heterosexual male to be the quiet but pleasant companion at business functions or family dinners out, the girl will rebel. This is a litmus test of just how far off course she has gone.

If she is a fully formed “fag hag,” she will abandon her straight mate at these social events and lurch for the bar, ordering up a frizzy cocktail while seeking any hint of homosexuality in the bartender’s eyes.

If she has come this far, she is now fully allergic to the requirements of being a wife and the bartender’s scandalous bits of gossip whispered over margaritas will only worsen the rash of autonomy that she has developed.

Now, the author, obviously has some issues. BUT, a valid point (probably the only one) raised in the article is that some girls use their gay friends as ersatz boyfriends: the stereotype of the attractive gay guy with the overweight ever-single female friend. Everything else in the article is a hot mess.

2. Hot, ghetto-messitude.
Second thing is this video:

Don’t get me wrong – I laughed, and I laughed hard. But then I thought, “Wait, this is actually very disturbing.”

Unlike the leprechauns in the tree video, which was a stupid story to begin with, this is about an alleged rapist. Putting the ghetto brother on air completely undermines the supposed seriousness of the story and turns it into a “look at the silly hood rats” piece.

And although I hate to be “that guy”, I wonder if this station would put the white-country-yokel equivalent on air. And yes, both of those videos are from Alabama.

The ever-relevant Miss Jia also has the story.

14 thoughts on “Fag Hags and Hood rats

  1. ummmm sad, but I totally see people like him everyday in the Midway neighborhood. We generally ask people acting like that to tone it down or leave or store.

    The news channel should have shown some responsibility and edited his clips a bit or just reported the story and not sensationalized the story with his performance.

    • Good point.

      And I’m not saying these people don’t exist or really making a judgment value…the point is that it doesn’t add anything to the story and subverts the message.

  2. And, unfortunately, yes, the white country yokel makes it on the air as well. It’s disturbing what they decide to include.

    The white guy with the wife beater T-shirt and missing teeth…usually interviewed about a bar brawl, a robbery, a tornado, or alien visitation.

  3. “I wonder if this station would put the white-country-yokel equivalent on air”

    Oh yeah. All the time. I’m law student down in Alabama. Trust me, all they ever put on is white-trash or ghetto-fab people when airing a “human interest” story like this. Which is about all typically-useless local news stations can do anyway.

    • That’s sad. In Miami, they were better about not putting on crazy locals, but if anyone was accused of a crime (esp child molestation) they were REALLY bad about showing the person’s house and practically giving out the address.

  4. Yep, that is our rather sensationalized station. They have a habit of, well, inappropriate stuff.

    And yes, it really is my home town. LOL, and just to be totally defensive…Huntsville also has the highest Ph.D.s and engineers per capita of any city in the America.

  5. I’ve recently discovered Christwire and I’ve been trying to figure out whether or not it’s just satire or actually true. Poe’s law is kicking in pretty hardcore on that one. I do think, ultimately, that the site is just satire. Please?

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