The was she says "Brokeback Mountain"...sounds like she is about to puke.
Yep, not even a token effort to hide her homophobia.
That said, though, I agree that the teacher should not have shown it in a public school because 1) math class and 2) 7th graders - no R rated movies for 7th graders unless approved by the parents in advance - that's just common sense and the teacher used poor judgment - obviously an agenda there.
Of course, it is another discussion about whether or not BBM deserved the R rating - I think so - but because of the violence, not the gay sex. I've long been annoyed at really violent movies that get PG-13 ratings, whereas any amount of sex or nudity pushes a film into the R category, especially if it relates to homosexuality. It's puritanical.
It sounds as if the jury got it right though - not something that caused "extreme emotional distress". It was irresponsible of the attorney to litigate this case, if you ask me. Most likely he/she/they were after the headlines, which they got, which is ultimately good for BBM and rural gay people. A few more of those watching Faux News heard about a movie that may have piqued their interest and lead them on a journey of self-discovery. Let's watch for new user names that aren't of the spammer variety.
