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“V for Vendetta” Pro-Homosexual, Anti-Christian Garbage

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By David K. Kyle

Pro-Homosexual, Anti-Christian GarbageI went to see “V for Vendetta” expecting to see an action film about a man seeking to bring down an oppressive fascists government. Prior to seeing it, I kept hearing that this movie is bad because “V” (played by Hugo Weaving), the supposed hero, is a terrorist who goes around blowing up buildings. Normally anyone that would go around trying to destroy an oppressive government that is oppressing its people would get my vote of approval. The movie costars Natalie Portman as “Evie” who is rescued from certain rape and possibly death at the hands of the government approved hoodlums that carry a badge that looks like it has a cross on it.

In a bizarre twist “Evie” is a scared young woman that V feels necessary to torture in order to make her stronger.I did have hope in the beginning as the movie starts with a speech given by a popular television personality on the reasons why Britain was spared the collapse that befell the United States and other nations. His reasoning was because they believed in and still feared God. Wow, I was amazed that something pro-Christian was coming out of Hollywood.

However, like all movies coming from Hollywood in recent years, it soon became the typical pro-homosexual, anti-Christian garbage that the American public is being indoctrinated with. The government V is trying to bring down is portrayed as a radical religious group of hate-filled, morally corrupt, greedy and sadistic individuals. They came to power by releasing a biological weapon that they developed on a children’s school.

Homosexuals are routinely rounded up and taken to be killed, tortured and have medical experiments performed on them. In one scene, a church Bishop has delivered what he believes an underage girl and it makes it very clear that this is not the first time this has happened. This is kind of an odd twist as most abuse cases involving priest involve them abusing boys, but I guess if they were being truthful, it would be an attack on the homosexual culture now wouldn’t it. The one positive thing I can say about the movie is that “V” dies in the end, which, hopefully, rules out the chances of a sequel.

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