I just read an article on cnn money.  The title reads, "Wal-Mart sells 'Brokeback' despite protest.  Basically, The American FamilyAssociation accused Wal-Mart of "abandoning its "family-friendly" corporate image by selling the film."  I mean, isn't it quite ridiculous to boycott a movie based on your values.  I mean, isn't that denying freedom of speech, thoughts, etc.  It's like saying, I'm whatever ethnicity, get the heck out of my face because you're unlike me.  Basically, my thoughts on that is, if you don't like it, don't watch it.  I feel quite uneasy around gay people too, but I'm not lambasting them because they watch two actors kissing in an oscar hollywood flick.  Plus, obviously, as evil as Walmart seems to many, that's what they're trying to do . . make money off of things they think are profitable.

"It wasn't even a blockbuster movie, so if Wal-Mart isn't trying to push an agenda, why would they put it at the front door?" said the American Family Association executive Randy

Sure, it wasn't a box-office hit.  Are they saying that if more and more gays are born each day, and one day a gay box-office hit is born, that's ok?I mean, I'm not gay, and i haven't watched the movie, but i'm sure some heterosexuals have watched the movie and thought it was good.  Unless the oscar panel was pretty blatantly fruit-by-the-loop (i remembered the cereal name correctly, right?).

but back to my prior entry, they were definitely musically on crack.

I'm not saying that being gay is right, and I'm not trying to offend any Christians.  But I just think that the association has gone overboard. .