BBC iplayer - gay takeover

The socially inclusive BBC now discriminates against anyone who does not have a TV license and blocks them from iPlayer

It was the one-year anniversary of the UK's Independence from Europe back in June.

Happily the schedule was chock-full of programmes celebrating this historic milestone too, so you see, the BBC doesn't just pander to 'good' prejudices......

dustybin

Methinks you protest too much !!

If you Google "BBC Gay Domination" all the proof is there.

Facts


It is quite legitimate to believe that there is an acceptable limit to the amount of exposure the general public are forced to endure in the name of 'acceptance'
This isn't projectionism, this is simply saying I'm sick of hearing about it.

It seems to me more about their own insecurities if they have to continue to make an issue about it.

Agree with dusty, they don't want acceptance (they already have it) they want to be encouraged, and the BBC is more than happy to oblige. Like the other noisy ones, they will go too far and the general public will begin to resent them.

LOL, why is this my Fred now?

That film about the miners called PRIDE was excellent on sunday.

Two Gay Guys on there Got battered for Being gay , Not really news is it ,Its a sad state of Affairs,but people being Mugged
Raped and Murdered ,for other reasons , Doesn't make the News most of the Time ..

I have not seen that Portman keep meaning to watch been told its very Good ..

nobody bothers me... i'm eight feet tall though?

Has anyone on Chit Chat actually claimed to be 'gender fluid' yet? 

It's a particularly ridiculous phrase (and concept) that has inexplicably passed into the public domain in recent times. Mysteriously, it seems compulsory for media types to keep a straight face when this phrase is aired. No-one is seemingly allowed to challenge it.

why dont bbc broadcast their reaction to the news of the law being changed as it happened 50 years ago

did they include gay characters in their programs from late 60s and 70s

maybe they feel somewhat ashamed of what they did back then


ive not seen any of the gay season programs , too much sport on these days !

Like most people, i could not care less if someone is gay or of the lgbt 'community'

I have a cousin who i invite and take racing dozens of times a year who is from the other side. On the plus side on a night out he always has some very fine young girls with him, he is 41.

The problem i have at the moment it seems that being normal/straight i feel like that i am in minority or made non exclusive of the population.

I have even ventured into gay nightclubs with a couple of friends who are into that, they play good music.

Think Ibra just came out of the closet.

well done Ibra

It's gone from one extreme to the other. Decades ago 'the love that dare not speak its name' was marginal, now heterosexuality is exotically rare. The BBC has religiously pursued gender, race, physical and mental disability equality to the extent that almost no program doesn't slap you in the face with virtue signalling. "Look, this mixed race, transsexual, bi-polar, autistic, handicapped, internationally minded, refugee-welcoming, single mother detective is doing a great job arresting homophobic, racist, nationalist, sexist, white, middle-class males."

I noticed the other week that one East Midlands weather presenter made the national weather briefly. She's got almost one forearm completely missing. But the stump still swivels and points. It's hypnotic - you can't help following it. I'm a sick puppy. Or am I?

No, I am.

You should see me dance, i fit right in.

Bums are for pooing, nothing else. I once had a doctor near my rear. One of the most upsetting things of my life. I pooped for days after.

East Midlands

job done there

Not the BBC... somebody should do someth...... well maybe not.

letter b - letter b - letter b, BBC, speaking words of wisdom BBC.

in times of trouble the bbc, they come to me... speaking words of wisdom BBC. BBC.

It's also glaringly obvious that contestants on that Pointless programme are selected carefully so that they have a proportion of disabled/coloured/gay/transgender etc. etc. people taking part.

In the 1960's, would you ever see a disabled contestant on game shows? I'm not saying it's wrong to have them on these days, but it's just very noticeable that the BBC are trying to be seen to be pandering to minorities as also explained in bodil's post below.

surely its a good thing that game shows feature people from all parts of society

its a pity they dont have many everyday folk on

all programs seem to screen test contestants rather than accept random joe

Exactly - it's a deliberate policy to include these people, whereas, 40 years ago, the BBC wouldn't have done that. As Donny Osmond says below, it wouldn't have entered the BBC's head to deliberately screen contestants to make sure ALL sections of society were included.

They should do a new series of Ask The Family, should see some different line ups.

Mum's a lesbian, dad is gay and the kids are having gender reassignment.

gender fluid  yum yum!!!

Are there any gay characters in children's drama/cartoons yet? Won't be long now if not.

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Postman Pat

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhUJZbro0Vc

Aug 2, 2017 -- 5:19AM, donny osmond wrote:

surely its a good thing that game shows feature people from all parts of societyits a pity they dont have many everyday folk onall programs seem to screen test contestants rather than accept random joe

Well apart from 'the intelligent' of course - gross under representation on BBC gameshows

What do you expect from the BBC ????????????????

Full of peados and gayers.............do what i do, don't watch and pay them nowt............

and Rob them surely.. Dickie Darling