Chris Pine: Including homosexual character in Hollywood Movies normalizes homosexuality

Chris Pine says he’s “gay proud” of the “Star Trek” franchise for making history this year by revealing that one of its most iconic characters is gay. But the general public thinks otherwise.

In a Thursday interview with The Hollywood Reporter, the 36-year-old actor, who’s played Captain Kirk in the last three “Star Trek” installments, applauded the decision to depict Hikaru Sulu as a gay man in “Star Trek Beyond,” which hit theaters in July. But the movie producers knew it would turn many people off, so it was a limited implied relationship. But here is the dangerous quote by an immature immoral Hollywood actor telling the world what to do:

“It’s about f**ing time. The fact that there’s still a conversation about it means that there’s still room to go in terms of it being normalized. The “Star Trek” franchise, doesn’t share in the kind of cynicism and negativity that some of these other superhero films do.”

Homosexual advocates know if Hollywood promotes homosexuality it will be normalized in the minds of young people. But Hollywood also knows showing a homosexual sex scene the truth and ugliness of homosexuality would be revealed and people would turn away. Coronation Street has sought to downplay their error.

Pine’s co-star, John Cho, told Australia’s Herald Sun in June that he would be playing Sulu as a gay man who is raising a daughter with a same-sex partner in “Star Trek Beyond.”  But the homosexual agenda only wants to portray a nice picture - not an ugly incoherent picture of a male divorcing his wife then living with a man and taking the child. So you have to kill the wife to make everybody happy.

Still, the original Sulu wasn’t thrilled by the tribute. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Takei argued that having his character in a same-sex relationship was “a twisting” of what “Star Trek” creator Gene Roddenberry had intended. This man should know that the homosexual agenda ploughs over your wishes.

When Takei appeared at a 50th anniversary “Star Trek” convention in August, he remained critical of what he called “a whisper of a scene” while pointing to other movies that “are dealing with LGBT issues much more profoundly,” CNET News reported.

Pine acknowledged that criticism in his interview, noting, “My only rebuttal to George Takei — no matter what kind of creative differences he had about Sulu being gay, and I can understand his creative differences — is the fact that our job is to make people feel less alone.” 

What? Should that argument also apply to the paedophile? Pine is blind morally. Now listen to the homosexual handbook response from Pine almost quoting Dan Savage, Croom from Australia ....but leaving out the emotional triggers of suicide.. 

“If there’s one kid in Middle America who feels any amount of self-loathing because he feels different, or is being bullied because he feels different or looks different or sounds different, if our film can give him solace and make him or her feel less alone, then abso-effin-loutely we should do it all the time, every day of the week.”

 Here is Pine preaching immorality ramming it down people throats - accept homosexuality or you are guilty of causing young people to self-loathe and suicide. Perhaps Mr. Pine the lifestyle itself is the problem - against God, against biology, against nature, against society, against traditional marriage, and sinful. It is no wonder self- loathing happens because gay advocates are promoting something that is intrinsically dsyfunctional.