QueenZone discussion #1545465

LR1 wrote: Hello everyone, I would like to say that project I was working on years ago didn't work out in the end. I ended up failing my LGBT studies class and barely passed through while studying Gender Studies degree at college. I personally think someone else should have played Freddie since the actor who play the singer was too masculine and straight in my opinion. The other actors could have put into a lot of effort since they're playing the band members who dismissed freddie's gender. I was astounded by the omission of Freddie questioning his gender and transgenderism. Before anyone else says i'm triggered. Get a life troll. I also noticed on of the errors of Brian May having a degree in astrophysics while in reality it was the bass player. John (i think) was the astrophysicist. Plus white privilege played a role into their education. Some things made me surprised about the sad realities of Freddie Being diagnosed in 1985 and revealing he had HIV/Aids during rehearsal which explains his alleged sore throat. Overall, I thought the movie was another film overcompensating with white privilege and incorrect facts about Freddie. Fun fact: I got thrown out of the theatre after I got out my seat shouted "Freddie is a homophobe" because all the old dinosaurs told me to "sit down we can't hear the movie". I then said the truths of how the LGBTQI+ community is oppressed under capitalism and seen as second class citizens in Los Angeles California and Freddie was being homophobic to Mary's boyfriend. Thus, I will never listen to a queen record again. And yes, I'm glad I got kicked out of the theatre before the Live Aid section because I found that concert overrated and riddled with straight-washing.

LR1 wrote: I failed because my professor was riddled with straight white male privilege

Queenman!! wrote:

LR1 wrote: I failed because my professor was riddled with straight white male privilege

---------------------------------------- sure… work on yourself instead of pointing the finger to society. Addept to the majority and don't expect the opposite.

dysan wrote: HOW DARE YOU INSULT ME AS A WHITE MALE

LR1 wrote:

dysan wrote: HOW DARE YOU INSULT ME AS A WHITE MALE

White men get a free pass in society. Don't joke about that.

dysan wrote: (sarcasm)

dysan wrote: RE FBG: "Thus, asserting the notion that men don't need to change their behaviour." THE ENTIRE SONG IS ABOUT THE PROTAGONIST CHANGING DUE TO THE WOMAN YOU IDIOT

dudeofqueen wrote: LR1, re: >I identify as a gender-fluid woman How regularly do you shave; Bison's ear, mouse's chin or back to the wood?

dysan wrote: I know this is a very funny character someone has made up, but I genuinely know people like this and they have very lonely blinkered lives.

dysan wrote: Well I for one think you're delightful.

LR1 wrote: Hello everyone, As for my introduction. I identify as a gender-fluid woman. With pro-nouns with She/Them. I would like to say that project I was working on years ago didn't work out in the end. I ended up failing my LGBT studies class and barely passed through while studying Gender Studies degree at college. I'm still destined to change everyone's perception on Freddie Mercury's gender and sexuality and still truely believe my first theory about Freddie being transgender but might add some new interesting facts that he may have not being born with a gender at all. Any who lets get going. After watching the sexist and degrading film of that pathetic Motley Crue film where it appeases to straight white men who get a free pass in society due to white privilege. I know that fact because of the gender pay gap. I saw the movie a couple of months ago and look like to discuss what I saw. The film begins in 1985 before some concert Queen were supposed to attend. The first shot captures Freddie coughing possibly from a cold and we were treated to a Queen song called Somebody To Love which in didn't serve a purpose because the actor playing Freddie would have definitely heard the noise and reacted to it. After a montage of useless crap we get a flash back of Freddie being a racially profiled due to the white men asserting their white privilege onto Freddie. I also thought it was a gentle touch seeing Freddie at a bus stop writing down unreleased song lyrics. However, Freddie made me lose my respect for he/they. He randomly walks up to some attractive girl who was most likely under effect on the patriarchy where she was forced to present her sexuality to all these thirsty privileged men. She didn't have to talk to him, she should have talked to a wonderful man with extroverted traits and a personality. Also, the film's directors should have displayed trigger warnings since it presented Britain before homosexuality was legal. I was generally disgusted that the film included the song 'Fat Bottomed Girls' which contain lyrics with disturbing sex themes and not about their personalities. Thus, asserting the notion that men don't need to change their behaviour. I was also disturbed how a random white guy kissed Freddie's lips which is very close to rape. The movie coundn't hold themselves together about the rape culture in USA. Thanks Donald Trump. I personally think someone else should have played Freddie since the actor who play the singer was too masculine and straight in my opinion. The other actors could have put into a lot of effort since they're playing the band members who dismissed freddie's gender. I was astounded by the omission of Freddie questioning his gender and transgenderism. Before anyone else says i'm triggered. Get a life troll. I thought it was a stupid decision for the film makers get rid of any homosexual sex scenes from the movie since it would verify Freddie's alleged homosexuality. As the movie dragged on with songs being written such as Bohemian Rhapsody in 1976 and We Will Rock You in 1980. I thought the film should have reflected that We Will Rock You was only a song that someone with white privilege would write since they wouldn't know the real issues of the people of color. I also noticed on of the errors of Brian May having a degree in astrophysics while in reality it was the bass player. John (i think) was the astrophysicist. Plus white privilege played a role into their education. Some things made me surprised about the sad realities of Freddie Being diagnosed in 1985 and revealing he had HIV/Aids during rehearsal which explains his alleged sore throat. Overall, I thought the movie was another film overcompensating with white privilege and incorrect facts about Freddie. Fun fact: I got thrown out of the theatre after I got out my seat shouted "Freddie is a homophobe" because all the old dinosaurs told me to "sit down we can't hear the movie". I then said the truths of how the LGBTQI+ community is oppressed under capitalism and seen as second class citizens in Los Angeles California and Freddie was being homophobic to Mary's boyfriend. Thus, I will never listen to a queen record again. And yes, I'm glad I got kicked out of the theatre before the Live Aid section because I found that concert overrated and riddled with straight-washing.

dudeofqueen wrote: Invisible Woman. I thought you were s'posed to be invisible. Fuck off.

mooghead wrote: Why do you say 'I'm back' as if a) you were missed and b) anyone knows who you are? Knobhead.

The Fairy King wrote:

LR1 wrote: Hello everyone, As for my introduction. I identify as a gender-fluid woman. With pro-nouns with She/Them. I would like to say that project I was working on years ago didn't work out in the end. I ended up failing my LGBT studies class and barely passed through while studying Gender Studies degree at college. I'm still destined to change everyone's perception on Freddie Mercury's gender and sexuality and still truely believe my first theory about Freddie being transgender but might add some new interesting facts that he may have not being born with a gender at all. Any who lets get going. After watching the sexist and degrading film of that pathetic Motley Crue film where it appeases to straight white men who get a free pass in society due to white privilege. I know that fact because of the gender pay gap. I saw the movie a couple of months ago and look like to discuss what I saw. The film begins in 1985 before some concert Queen were supposed to attend. The first shot captures Freddie coughing possibly from a cold and we were treated to a Queen song called Somebody To Love which in didn't serve a purpose because the actor playing Freddie would have definitely heard the noise and reacted to it. After a montage of useless crap we get a flash back of Freddie being a racially profiled due to the white men asserting their white privilege onto Freddie. I also thought it was a gentle touch seeing Freddie at a bus stop writing down unreleased song lyrics. However, Freddie made me lose my respect for he/they. He randomly walks up to some attractive girl who was most likely under effect on the patriarchy where she was forced to present her sexuality to all these thirsty privileged men. She didn't have to talk to him, she should have talked to a wonderful man with extroverted traits and a personality. Also, the film's directors should have displayed trigger warnings since it presented Britain before homosexuality was legal. I was generally disgusted that the film included the song 'Fat Bottomed Girls' which contain lyrics with disturbing sex themes and not about their personalities. Thus, asserting the notion that men don't need to change their behaviour. I was also disturbed how a random white guy kissed Freddie's lips which is very close to rape. The movie coundn't hold themselves together about the rape culture in USA. Thanks Donald Trump. I personally think someone else should have played Freddie since the actor who play the singer was too masculine and straight in my opinion. The other actors could have put into a lot of effort since they're playing the band members who dismissed freddie's gender. I was astounded by the omission of Freddie questioning his gender and transgenderism. Before anyone else says i'm triggered. Get a life troll. I thought it was a stupid decision for the film makers get rid of any homosexual sex scenes from the movie since it would verify Freddie's alleged homosexuality. As the movie dragged on with songs being written such as Bohemian Rhapsody in 1976 and We Will Rock You in 1980. I thought the film should have reflected that We Will Rock You was only a song that someone with white privilege would write since they wouldn't know the real issues of the people of color. I also noticed on of the errors of Brian May having a degree in astrophysics while in reality it was the bass player. John (i think) was the astrophysicist. Plus white privilege played a role into their education. Some things made me surprised about the sad realities of Freddie Being diagnosed in 1985 and revealing he had HIV/Aids during rehearsal which explains his alleged sore throat. Overall, I thought the movie was another film overcompensating with white privilege and incorrect facts about Freddie. Fun fact: I got thrown out of the theatre after I got out my seat shouted "Freddie is a homophobe" because all the old dinosaurs told me to "sit down we can't hear the movie". I then said the truths of how the LGBTQI+ community is oppressed under capitalism and seen as second class citizens in Los Angeles California and Freddie was being homophobic to Mary's boyfriend. Thus, I will never listen to a queen record again. And yes, I'm glad I got kicked out of the theatre before the Live Aid section because I found that concert overrated and riddled with straight-washing.

Stopped reading after "As for my introduction. I identify as a gender-fluid woman. With pro-nouns with She/Them. ". But do you have a penis? :')

Galileo1564 wrote: LR1-So the LGBTQI community is being oppressed under capitalism? Did you pay attention during the recent Olympics in Russia? Did you know Bo Rhap has been released in China with the gay bits censored out? There are countries in this world where gay sex is punishable by death. I will leave it to you to research which ones and the reasons.

LR1 wrote:

The Fairy King wrote:

LR1 wrote: Hello everyone, As for my introduction. I identify as a gender-fluid woman. With pro-nouns with She/Them. I would like to say that project I was working on years ago didn't work out in the end. I ended up failing my LGBT studies class and barely passed through while studying Gender Studies degree at college. I'm still destined to change everyone's perception on Freddie Mercury's gender and sexuality and still truely believe my first theory about Freddie being transgender but might add some new interesting facts that he may have not being born with a gender at all. Any who lets get going. After watching the sexist and degrading film of that pathetic Motley Crue film where it appeases to straight white men who get a free pass in society due to white privilege. I know that fact because of the gender pay gap. I saw the movie a couple of months ago and look like to discuss what I saw. The film begins in 1985 before some concert Queen were supposed to attend. The first shot captures Freddie coughing possibly from a cold and we were treated to a Queen song called Somebody To Love which in didn't serve a purpose because the actor playing Freddie would have definitely heard the noise and reacted to it. After a montage of useless crap we get a flash back of Freddie being a racially profiled due to the white men asserting their white privilege onto Freddie. I also thought it was a gentle touch seeing Freddie at a bus stop writing down unreleased song lyrics. However, Freddie made me lose my respect for he/they. He randomly walks up to some attractive girl who was most likely under effect on the patriarchy where she was forced to present her sexuality to all these thirsty privileged men. She didn't have to talk to him, she should have talked to a wonderful man with extroverted traits and a personality. Also, the film's directors should have displayed trigger warnings since it presented Britain before homosexuality was legal. I was generally disgusted that the film included the song 'Fat Bottomed Girls' which contain lyrics with disturbing sex themes and not about their personalities. Thus, asserting the notion that men don't need to change their behaviour. I was also disturbed how a random white guy kissed Freddie's lips which is very close to rape. The movie coundn't hold themselves together about the rape culture in USA. Thanks Donald Trump. I personally think someone else should have played Freddie since the actor who play the singer was too masculine and straight in my opinion. The other actors could have put into a lot of effort since they're playing the band members who dismissed freddie's gender. I was astounded by the omission of Freddie questioning his gender and transgenderism. Before anyone else says i'm triggered. Get a life troll. I thought it was a stupid decision for the film makers get rid of any homosexual sex scenes from the movie since it would verify Freddie's alleged homosexuality. As the movie dragged on with songs being written such as Bohemian Rhapsody in 1976 and We Will Rock You in 1980. I thought the film should have reflected that We Will Rock You was only a song that someone with white privilege would write since they wouldn't know the real issues of the people of color. I also noticed on of the errors of Brian May having a degree in astrophysics while in reality it was the bass player. John (i think) was the astrophysicist. Plus white privilege played a role into their education. Some things made me surprised about the sad realities of Freddie Being diagnosed in 1985 and revealing he had HIV/Aids during rehearsal which explains his alleged sore throat. Overall, I thought the movie was another film overcompensating with white privilege and incorrect facts about Freddie. Fun fact: I got thrown out of the theatre after I got out my seat shouted "Freddie is a homophobe" because all the old dinosaurs told me to "sit down we can't hear the movie". I then said the truths of how the LGBTQI+ community is oppressed under capitalism and seen as second class citizens in Los Angeles California and Freddie was being homophobic to Mary's boyfriend. Thus, I will never listen to a queen record again. And yes, I'm glad I got kicked out of the theatre before the Live Aid section because I found that concert overrated and riddled with straight-washing.

Stopped reading after "As for my introduction. I identify as a gender-fluid woman. With pro-nouns with She/Them. ". But do you have a penis? :')

I do but deep down i'm disgusted that men can do horrible things to women with it