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The popular teen television program "GLEE" is far from family-friendly entertainment.

Ryan Murphy, the creator of "Nip/Tuck," an open homosexual and the producer of "GLEE," is pushing political correctness and his lifestyle choice on teens. "GLEE" is not as graphic as "Nip/Tuck," but just as offensive and extremely inappropriate for their target audience of teenagers.

The music chosen for this show is extremely inappropriate especially for school activities. The choreographed routines are obscene and contain vulgar dancing which they perform for a regional competition. Foul language is used in every episode.

The writers mock Christianity with a song named "Jesus is a Friend of Mine" sung by competitors at regionals. The scene presented them as being cheesy, uncool and prudish.

One of the judges is a liberal nun, and a former exotic dancer. She became a nun because she needed a place to live. Another judge is Kathy Griffin, playing the part of Sarah Palin as a homeschooling mom and tea party candidate. Griffin portrays Palin in a negative light. They also mock Palin and her conservative beliefs by giving her lines to ask the students if they are born in the U.S. and to say homosexual students cannot win the competition because it sends a message to students that gay is okay. A third judge chimes in that two men can get married and raise a family. Then, the announcer for the winner of regionals announces that her husband is verbally abusive, and she has been drinking since noon.

Similar to most teen shows today, all the characters can talk about is sex. There are homosexual and lesbian couples on the show. These teens share passionate kisses on the mouth several times. The two homosexual boys sing a duet together, and the lesbians can only be friends since one of the girls has a boyfriend too.

In a previous episode, the substitute health teacher, played by Gwyneth Paltrow, takes it upon herself to teach the students sex education with visual and vulgar displays. She also joins the singing and dancing theme with highly sexual moves imitating a stripper. She says that abstinence is not reality.

TAKE ACTION

If you are outraged by this series send Burger King, Toyota, Lexus and Cellular South an email asking them to pull their support from "GLEE" and no longer sponsor this program through advertising. They have all sponsored the last three episodes of this show. Your email will also be sent to FOX Network.

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