SNL'S OBSCENE "FAMILY KISSING"  THANKSGIVING SKIT

From Kristine


Did you happen to see Saturday Night Live yesterday evening? You published an essay about their "Mothers Day" skit ... Last night they started off with a "Family Kissing" skit about "Thanksgiving"; it was the most derogatory spectacle I've ever seen on television hands down. They killed two birds with one stone by degenerating a tradition and pushing homosexual as well as incestual behavior.
 
It began with a young man bringing his new girlfriend home to meet his family on Thanksgiving. So far, so good.
 
His mom and dad appeared. His mother proceeded to give him Hollywood air kisses on the left and right cheek and to top it off a peck on the lips. His father approached him, embraced him and began to passionately kiss him on the mouth. His brother and he tongue-kissed one another like there was no tomorrow. The second brother grabbed the breast of the first. All the while the audience was cheering them on. I sat there agog, not believing the deplorable scene taking place on television.
 
To make matters worse, a "homeless" person showed up at their house, a person who they fed every Thanksgiving, according to the script.
 
The mother approached this bearded man, and began taking brussell spouts into her mouth at which point she proceed to spit these into his open mouthed visage.
 
The second son took gravy, swished it around in his mouth and sprayed the man's face and beard with it.  Finally, the father stepped up to the homeless guy and began licking his beard, at which point the audience groaned in mortification. Well, at least the buck stopped somewhere in that debacle of debauchery.
 
In between the father spilled something on his pants, which prompted his wife to take mouthfuls of sprite and squirt his crotch through her teeth and then lick the stained spot.
 
What a performance. SNL is taking weird to record depths of human debasement.
 
The new girlfriend, aghast at this behavior became used to it within mere seconds and after the beard-licking scene pronounced, "I'm sorry I judged you guys", insinuating that this was a family that was indeed to be respected and looked up to. That is the message and it all boils down to political correctness and aligning yourself with the new world dis-order or expose yourself to ridicule and at some point danger.
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David comments:

Makow reply:

When the mass media has a moral sense, the satanists complained about morality being imposed on them. Well, the least we can do is boycott and torment those who would
impose their immorality on us. Surely the satanists should not be more proactive than the righteous.

henry

Derrick in France
I agree with Willy and David at the end of it.  We got rid of our TV in the mid-eighties while our children were still young.  They all grew up without it, never had it, never missed it.

Everything I've heard about it since then has confirmed that we did the right thing.  Why don't others?  Why do so many people complain about it, write to the Commission, and so on?  Television will not change.  It isn't an accident; it's done on purpose.  Why should they change because I asked them to?  Nonsense; keep your time and money where they belong and can do you some good!

Willy got it dead right when he talked about his fundy friend lamenting pornography but enjoying every page of it.  Everybody needs to get real and stop it.  Forget the "good" nature show and buy 'em on DVD if you have to have them.  Get rid of the big brother box.