'Supergirl' Reminds Us America Hates Mexicans and Homosexuals

[TMC]

https://www.newsbusters.org/blogs/cu...nd-homosexuals

By Lindsay Kornick | October 23, 2017 10:30 PM EDT
Let the record show that after more than two seasons, CW’s Supergirl has not only lost the art of subtlety but consistency as well. The latest episode gives us the usual biased drivel covering homosexuality, Mexicans, and, somehow, Trump’s wall. Get ready for some trouble in liberal paradise.

[Amanda Hugnkiss]

After seeing what the Bible says about same gender relationships, I can't help but think of it as God's way of punishing girls. We could all do the miracle virgin Mary conception if bioscanners and transporters were in the real world instead of string theory dimension of Star Trek because you could get a transporter lock on a sperm and beam it into girls to reproduce if that was real and would've been made real before Christ.

[JamesG]

Originally Posted by Irelan

After seeing what the Bible says about same gender relationships, I can't help but think of it as God's way of punishing girls. We could all do the miracle virgin Mary conception if bioscanners and transporters were in the real world instead of string theory dimension of Star Trek because you could get a transporter lock on a sperm and beam it into girls to reproduce if that was real and would've been made real before Christ.

[Babalu]

https://www.newsbusters.org/blogs/cu...nd-homosexuals

Ouch, and here I thought things couldn’t be better with Lynda Carter as their president. Yeah, you can’t have it both ways, Supergirl. You can’t lecture us about how great and fantastic the world is with a Hillary Clinton-stand-in as a leader while at the same time lecturing us about how awful the country is under Trump. And you especially can’t do that within three episodes of each other. It’s not only an obnoxious double dose of liberal arrogance but inconsistent as well. Even you should be better than that.

But we know the drill by now. Homosexual people are mistreated in America. Mexican immigrants are mistreated in America. Even bigoted Mexicans can be blamed on America, that’s how bad we are. In the end, Maggie gives an inspirational speech about how she doesn’t need her father’s approval, which would be revolutionary if this were 2008. By the time we’re done, there is no lesson I couldn’t get for cheaper on Buzzfeed.

Also, as a bonus, the opening monologue to Supergirl now includes the painfully on-the-nose statement confirming how Supergirl herself is a “refugee” on the planet Earth. Now, we’ll receive a little piece of propaganda shoved down our throats to begin every hour. This season just seems to be getting worse and worse already.