Laurel & Hardy films promote the gay agenda.


Note that TWO Laurel & Hardy films involve same-sex weddings: Our Wife
(1931) and March of
the Wooden Soldiers (1934).


There are a total of ELEVEN L&H films which promote cross-dressing by
depicting Stan
Laurel IN DRAG!!!!! These include:


Duck Soup
Why Girls Love Sailors
Sugar Daddies
That's My Wife
Another Fine Mess
Twice Two
March of the Wooden Soldiers
A Chump At Oxford
Jitterbugs
The Dancing Masters


Moreover, look at the following dialogue exchanges from L&H films!


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From "Beau Hunks" (1931):

Ollie: I've going to be married.


Stan: Who to?


Ollie: Why, to a woman, of course. Have you ever heard of anyone
marrying a man?


Stan: Sure.


Ollie: Who?


Stan: My sister.


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From "Their First Mistake" (1932):

Stan: What's with her?


Ollie: She says I think more of you than I do of her.


Stan: You do, don't you?


Ollie: Well, we won't go into that.


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Let's all write to the Hallmark Company and commend them for buying
the rights to most of
L&H's films and keeping them out of circulation, thus preventing the
corruption of our
youth.