Source: interia.pl

Since almost nobody out here speaks Polish, I'll provide the translation:

"A debate on cinema" after the movie "Bohemian Rhapsody" has left TVP viewers outraged. "So pathetic that there are no words to describe it"

On Saturday November 27th on TVP1 the viewers could watch the movie "Bohemian Rhapsody" which tells the history of Freddie Mercury and the band Queen. TVP didn't leave this without any comment, organizing afterwards a "debate on cinema", which outraged the viewers and Queen fans, because the movie was used to attack LGBT+ people.

[Some irrelevant info about the movie itself]

TVP shows "Bohemian Rhapsody" and organizes a "debate on cinema"

A few days after the 30th anniversary of Freddie Mercury's death on TVP1 one could watch the hit "Bohemian Rhapsody". TVP decided to not leave it without a comment and organized an almost one hour long debate on the band Queen and the late leader of the band.

It was the debate led by Michał Radoń that cringed the viewers. They pounced on the guests' lack of knowledge (e.g. telling the wrong date of production of "Bohemian Rhapsody") and using the movie in order to bash LGBT+ people. Commenters in the Internet hammered TVP.

Tweet: "TVP decided to air "Bohemian Rhapsody", the movie telling the story about the life of Freddie Mercury, only to organize afterwards a homophobic "debate" and blame homosexuality on the singer's death and attack LGBT people"

"This is not happening. After the movie "B.R." about Freddie Mercury in TVP1 Rachoń with "experts" is saying, that he [F.M.] was in fact a very bad man because he was debaucherous and gay, and the movie itself was really bad. That's enough."

"In TVP1 after amazing movie "B.R." about Freddie Mercury, there's a causerie for the viewers, so that they don't think that TVP approves of LGBT. There's approval of Freddie for "not flaunting" with his homosexuality, moreover, for "hiding" it, contrary to today's LGBT" - wrote Krzysztof Luft.

"It appears that in fact F.M. was not gay - he became one after he was demoralized by success and became a millionaire, but the love of his life was always Mary. But today's LGBT communities make gay of him to use him for their ideology /s"

"This absolutely bizarre discussion around "B.R." could be in fact the illustration of the whole philosophy of "cultural counterrevolution"

This could just be an assumption that there was a lot of guesswork involved in Western medicine up until a certain time period.

Hi there. I have a first house Mercury, and have always had trouble trying to imagine what a 12th house Mercury would even imply.. Or what it would feel like, as that person.

I'd like your different interpretations of what the 12th house entails, as well as how you feel planets function within it. I have googled, but because the 12th is so nebulous, I would like many varied takes. Please, and thank you!

I loved the movie and it made me sad when Mary immediately told Freddie he is gay when he came out as bisexual. But I know that was accurate to real life after reading the real Mary's account.

I wonder what most people on here think. It's strange to me that people say things like facts. Like I saw someone on this sub say "he was gay and never fully came out, his gf before mary said he would cry after sex and say he needed a man"- which, as to the 2nd part I haven't been able to corroborate as fact online lol.

I'd like to read some books on it, the person was telling other people to read a book and see the "facts" but I'm like... if Freddie called himself bi then why are you so adamant to say otherwise, the facts of his sexual life known to other people (since other people wrote those books and he didn't write one on himself) don't really matter.

Now I keep reading arguments and comment threads that are saying people are idiotic if they think he wasn't fully gay.

ANYway, in the end it doesn't really matter but it does upset me since he did call himself bisexual, even in his obituary, that people won't believe that to even be a possibility, especially since Mary was the love of his life, whether that was really fully sexual attraction or not.

Incidentally, in the film I totally believed he was bi in that context bc Rami played him so infatuated with Mary...