LGBTQ Amazon Prime Holiday Show Calls The Lord ‘Kind of a Dick’

This is a wonderful, waking time! Celebrate the holidays by breaking the gender binary and hating America with Amazon Prime’s new series For LoveDecember 17, 2008.

Without any riots. For LoveFollow a large Hispanic family as they navigate their romantic relationships through different holidays. This being 2021, that means many of the relationships are designed to smash the “heteronormative” hang-ups of fuddy-duddies such as “God” and “the Catholic Church.”  

Jorge (Mark Indelicato), Lily Diaz and Emeraude toubia (Lily Diaz) are two of the series’ principal characters. Jorge, a homosexual, avoids Catholic Mass as “the Lord’s kind of a dick around us.” One of the siblings has a trans-female (male and female) cousin, Sol (Isis Queen). Sol uses “they/them” pronouns and is dating a male doctor, Miles (Todd Grinnell), who has a 13-year-old “genderqueer” child named Charlie (Birdie Silverstein).

Charlie is played in this role by Busy Phillips’ daughter. Phillips famously gave a rambling speech to thank her for having an abortion in 2020. Since then, Phillips has been proudly bragging that Birdie, her eldest living child, came out as a lesbian at the age of 10. Birdie now 12 is also non-binary and uses they/them pronouns. Not sure how a kid can be “lesbian” and deny the sexual binary, but coming out as sexually confused has been great for Birdie’s career. That is what happens when your mother, an abortion-loving fanatic, grooms you for “genderqueer” parts on Amazon Prime shows. 

The truth is, Charlie’s character in the series “breaking the binary” can’t be explained. She’s a girl who dresses and behaves like a woman, but she looks and feels like a girl. When Sol tries to bond with Charlie over their gender-smashing queerness, Charlie lets Sol know that “All my friends are queer, too.” Charlie enjoys swimming because “in the pool I don’t need to be a man or woman.” Actually, swimming is one of those spaces where physical differences between male and female is most visible but woke dialogue does not have to make sense. Just push for the agenda.

Miles took Charlie from the Catholic School and placed her in a private school. This was because Charlie didn’t agree with Miles’ “gender expansive” delusions. Miles decided to leave the Catholic Church after his refusal to accept LGBTQIA madness at school. “Any religion that doesn’t accept my kid for who they are….It’s not a religion I want to get on board with,” Miles says during dinner with Sol and Sol’s grandparents, Marta (Renee Victor) and Luis (Pepe Serna). Hollywood is disgusted that over 2000 years worth of Catholic teachings on sexuality have not been thrown out. 

Marta and Luis, their grandparents, get regular LGBTQIA conversations at family meals. When their gay grandson, Jorge, introduces them for the first time to his bisexual boyfriend, Henry (Vincent Rodriguez III), at a family Christmas party, Henry gives the whole family a primer on his bisexuality.

Henry: This is how it works. Dona Marta: What’s your favorite Christmas music?

Marta: Oh, that’s hard. Uh…to me it doesn’t feel Christmas if Gloria Estefan’s not playing. But I like Frank Sinatra.

Henry: If you were forced to choose one, what would it be?

Marta: Why can’t you listen to them both?

Henry: Exactly. Frank is my favorite, but Gloria is also mine. Sometimes, I like to expand my palette. But that’s another lesson.

Luis: I get it. I love fish tacos, but I like chorizo con huevos, too. I’m like a food bisexual.

Jorge: Sure, yeah. Let’s do that. 

Marta: Okay. Marta: That was great. You do attend church though, right?

Henry: I…I sure do.

Jorge:

Marta: Pues, que lindo. You’re a very good boy. Let’s eat! Let’s eat! Everybody. 

The grandparents have been told by a boyfriend that finding sexual partners is just as easy as picking music and tacos. Conversations with family members are normal during Christmastime.

There are some straight couples in the series, “unhappy with their heteronormativity,” as Jorge describes the heterosexual world. Jorge and Lily’s parents are a straight couple who are growing distant and ultimately seek marriage counseling. The couple meets their marital counselor Mia Lewis (Kecia), for a session on July Fourth. 

Mia doesn’t like Independence Day. I don’t think the fourth of July is a holiday. The nation was created through bloodshed and theft of land. I suppose that you should share your cold beverage with them to commemorate? Please. This is what the Constitution says. She tells her clients that the day belongs to white men who have property and she is a black woman who rents.

Apparently, she knows almost nothing about American history, from the 14th, 15th and 19th Amendments of the U.S. Constitution to the role black Americans played in the American Revolution. But woke Hollywood has gone full communist ever since the publication of the 1619 Project and 2020’s “summer of love.” Writers have been working overtime in their scripts to disparage America’s founding principles.

In Love creator, Gloria Calderón Kellett, says she wanted to make a “2021 version of ‘Love, Actually.'” She hoped to make a series that would “add to the canon of those Christmas, warm, fuzzy things that we want to watch every single year.” 

Christmas scripts that are hostile to America, Christianity and “heteronormativity” will be omitted from the “Christmas Canon.” They will at best be forgotten and at worst looked back on with disgust at an era when woke Hollywood ruined even Christmas entertainment.