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The �Barbie� movie has been banned in Kuwait and could soon be
forbidden in other parts of the Middle East because the film �promotes homosexuality� and carries �ideas that encourage unacceptable
behavior,� according to government officials.

The Greta Gerwig-directed �preachy, man-hating� film, per Bill Maher,
will not appear in theaters in Kuwait and could also soon be banned in
Lebanon, per The Hollywood Reporter.

Kuwait announced it had banned �Barbie� and the supernatural horror
film �Talk to Me� to protect �public ethics and social traditions,�
according to Reuters.

The chairman of Kuwait�s film censorship committee, Lafi Al-Subaie,
accused the film of �carrying ideas that encourage unacceptable
behavior and distort society�s values,� local media outlets reported.

�Barbie� Banned in Kuwait, Accused of �Promoting Homosexuality�
in Lebanon https://t.co/NbDWywd6fH

� The Hollywood Reporter (@THR) August 9, 2023

Lebanon�s cultural minister, Mohammad Mortada, also moved to ban the
film, stating that it promotes �homosexuality and sexual
transformation� and �contradicts values of faith and morality� by
diminishing the importance of the family unit, according to Reuters.

Based on Mortada�s comments, Interior Minister Bassam Mawlawi asked
General Security�s censorship committee to review the film and give its recommendation, with it widely believed it will also be banned, THR
noted.

Despite earlier reports that the movie, about a Barbie doll coming to
life, would be banned in larger markets like Saudi Arabia and the
United Arab Emirates, it was announced this week the film would hit
theaters on August 10 in those countries.

Last month, the feminist fantasy film was banned in Vietnam due to
content that government officials found offensive.

It has to do with the film�s imagery of a South China Sea map. This
region has been a point of contention between Vietnam and China for
years, and a map in the movie shows a U-shaped �nine-dash line� in the
South China Sea.

�We do not grant license for the American movie �Barbie� to release in
Vietnam because it contains the offending image of the nine-dash line,�
Vi Kien Thanh, head of the Department of Cinema, a government body in
charge of licensing and censoring foreign films, was quoted as saying
in the state-run Tuoi Tre newspaper.

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Ubiquitous wrote:

The “Barbie” movie has been banned in Kuwait and could soon be
forbidden in other parts of the Middle East because the film “promotes homosexuality” and carries “ideas that encourage unacceptable behavior,” according to government officials.

So....? Kuwait the Florida of the middle east?

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Ubiquitous wrote:

The � oBarbie� movie has been banned in Kuwait and could soon be
forbidden in other parts of the Middle East because the film � opromotes
homosexuality� and carries � oideas that encourage unacceptable
behavior,� according to government officials.

So....? Kuwait the Florida of the middle east?

When the Muslims take over the USA all homosexuality will finally be banned. Until then all of us should try to be like Muslims with their high moral standards.

Hopefully they won't be in charge when it's time to sentence Trump because they'll likely chop his head off.

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On Sunday, 13 August 2023 at 20:29:05 UTC-4, Ubiquitous wrote:

The “Barbie” movie has been banned in Kuwait and could soon be
forbidden in other parts of the Middle East because the film “promotes homosexuality” and carries “ideas that encourage unacceptable behavior,” according to government officials.

The Greta Gerwig-directed “preachy, man-hating” film, per Bill Maher, will not appear in theaters in Kuwait and could also soon be banned in Lebanon, per The Hollywood Reporter.

Kuwait announced it had banned “Barbie” and the supernatural horror
film “Talk to Me” to protect “public ethics and social traditions,” according to Reuters.

The chairman of Kuwait’s film censorship committee, Lafi Al-Subaie, accused the film of “carrying ideas that encourage unacceptable
behavior and distort society’s values,” local media outlets reported.

‘Barbie’ Banned in Kuwait, Accused of “Promoting Homosexuality”
in Lebanon https://t.co/NbDWywd6fH

— The Hollywood Reporter (@THR) August 9, 2023

Lebanon’s cultural minister, Mohammad Mortada, also moved to ban the
film, stating that it promotes “homosexuality and sexual
transformation” and “contradicts values of faith and morality” by diminishing the importance of the family unit, according to Reuters.

Based on Mortada’s comments, Interior Minister Bassam Mawlawi asked General Security’s censorship committee to review the film and give its recommendation, with it widely believed it will also be banned, THR
noted.

Despite earlier reports that the movie, about a Barbie doll coming to
life, would be banned in larger markets like Saudi Arabia and the
United Arab Emirates, it was announced this week the film would hit
theaters on August 10 in those countries.

Last month, the feminist fantasy film was banned in Vietnam due to
content that government officials found offensive.

It has to do with the film’s imagery of a South China Sea map. This
region has been a point of contention between Vietnam and China for
years, and a map in the movie shows a U-shaped “nine-dash line” in the South China Sea.

“We do not grant license for the American movie ‘Barbie’ to release in Vietnam because it contains the offending image of the nine-dash line,”
Vi Kien Thanh, head of the Department of Cinema, a government body in
charge of licensing and censoring foreign films, was quoted as saying
in the state-run Tuoi Tre newspaper.

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Let's go Brandon!

It's promoting tolerance of criminal activity in those places. It's like if you produced and showed a movie tolerating pedophilia today in a blue state, it's illegal and would not be allowed. Though in 20 years...

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On Sunday, August 13, 2023 at 9:04:37 PM UTC-5, Ralph Pierman wrote:

Ubiquitous wrote:

The ƒ oBarbieƒ movie has been banned in Kuwait and could soon be
forbidden in other parts of the Middle East because the film ƒ opromotes >> homosexualityƒ and carries ƒ oideas that encourage unacceptable
behavior,ƒ according to government officials.

So....? Kuwait the Florida of the middle east?

When the Muslims take over the USA all homosexuality will finally be banned. Until then all of us should try to be like Muslims with their high moral standards.

Hopefully they won't be in charge when it's time to sentence Trump because they'll likely chop his head off.

That's why he did the sword dance and rubbed the magic disco ball, No Chop.

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The Barbie movie has been banned in Kuwait and could soon be
forbidden in other parts of the Middle East because the film promotes
homosexuality

Haven't seen Barbie. How does it promote homosexuality?

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On Saturday, August 26, 2023 at 5:32:42 PM UTC-4, kelown wrote:

The Barbie movie has been banned in Kuwait and could soon be
forbidden in other parts of the Middle East because the film promotes >>>> homosexuality

Haven't seen Barbie. How does it promote homosexuality?

By being funny and that's something these brainless conservatives don't get.

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