This past weekend, Christopher Nolan's adaptation of The Odyssey grossed over a quarter of a billion

dollars, and even conservative commenters are praising the film and encouraging people to see it.

But not me.

I will not see this film in theaters because I refuse to support the destructive propaganda

that is intrinsic to the film's casting.

In particular, it's the casting of Elliot Page, aka Ellen Page, a woman pretending to be a man

after subjecting her body to gruesome mutilation that in recent years has become a socially addictive fad among young people, especially young women.

In fact, Paige's character wasn't even in the original Odyssey, but instead was featured in Virgil's

Aeneid, another epic tale of travel after the Trojan War that was written 700 years after

Homer's Odyssey.

Of course, my main beef is that Paige is a woman pretending to be a man in real life, who is now

pretending to be a man in Nolan's film.

I'm a dude playing the dude disguises another dude.

What?

This casting decision is part of Hollywood and modern culture's desire

to normalize transgender ideology.

And it works if films featuring these casting decisions do well at the box office.

So I cannot in good conscience spend money on something that will lead

impressionable children into thinking irreversible sex change operations, including the removal

of breasts and genitals, is a healthy decision just because a Hollywood celebrity did it,

and they see this celebrity in a film everyone is fawning over. Promoting films like this normalizes mental illness.

And because I love everyone made in the image and likeness of God,

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