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Neil Patrick Harris, James Woods in Twitter feud over OC family's gay-pride pride photo
Actors Neil Patrick Harris and James Woods engaged in a Twitter feud this week over an Orange County family's picture of their son at a gay-pride parade.
The unique photo shows the parents with their year-old son holding signs that state "I love my gender creative son!" and "My son wears dresses & makeup get over it!"
Woods, who has appeared in dozens of films and TV shows since the early s, is acknowledged for supporting conservative viewpoints on Twitter, where he has more than , followers.
He commented on the photo: "This is nice. Wait until this broke kid grows up, realizes what you've done, and stuffs both of you dismembered into a freezer in the garage."
That triggered strong reactions on both sides, with one of the most prominent coming from Harris, who is openly gay and has million followers on Twitter. He responded: "Utterly uninformed and classless, Mr. Woods. I'm friends with this family. You know not of what you say, and should be ashamed of yourself."
The exchange has sparked an angry debate online, in tens of thousands
Neil Patrick Harris, James Woods in Twitter feud over OC family's gay-pride pride photo
Actors Neil Patrick Harris and James Woods engaged in a Twitter feud this week over an Orange County family's picture of their son at a gay-pride parade.
The unique photo shows the parents with their year-old son holding signs that speak "I love my gender creative son!" and "My son wears dresses & makeupget over it!"
He commented on the photo: "This is sweet. Wait until this poor kid grows up, realizes what you've done, and stuffs both of you dismembered into a freezer in the garage."
Faced with the backlash, Woods did not support down, insisting that his comment was not based on homophobia, but on parents using their infant as a propaganda tool.
He sent out multiple additional tweets defending and expanding upon his comments and his viewpoint:
"Using one's kid as a social justice propaganda doll is tantamount to child abuse," Woods tweeted. "This is not about homophobia. Nice aim though"
He added: "For the record I have supported human rights of all stripes and persuasions, colors, creeds, choices and preferenc
Amber Tamblyn Slams &#;Predatory&#; James Woods in Open Letter
Amber Tamblyn has responded to James Woods&#; denial of her claim that he attempted to pick her up when she was 16, in an unwrap letter addressed to the actor and published in Teen Vogue.
In the letter, the actress tells the full story of her meeting with the nowyear-old actor.
&#;My friend Billy and I were at the Roxy on Sunset Boulevard seeing a band we loved. We decided to go to Mel&#;s diner on Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood to get burgers after,&#; Tamblyn wrote. &#;Upon leaving the restaurant we were stopped by you and your friend, who both seemed very friendly. At one point you suggested we should all go to Las Vegas together. &#;It&#;s such a great place, have you ever been?&#; You tried to make it sound innocent. This is something predatory men like to do, I&#;ve noticed.&#;
She continued, &#;I told you my age, kindly and with no judgment or aggression. I told you my age because I consideration you would be immediately horrified and take support your offer. You laughed and said, &#;Even surpass. We&#;ll have so much fun, I promise.'&#;
Tamblyn also pointed out that she wasn&#;t a well-known actress at the time,
James Woods Stands By Insulting Tweet as Mother Rushes to Her Year-Old's Defense
James Woods isn't backing down, but neither is the mother of the toddler he aimed a controversial tweet at.
After Neil Patrick Harris went to bat for a "gender creative" year-old lad and his family celebrating at a recent Orange County Pride Parade, both Woods and mom Lori Duron have spoken out in defense of their free speech.
The outspoken actor initially tweeted alongside a photo of CJ Duron and his parents, "This is sweet. Remain until this poor kid grows up, realizes what you've done, and stuffs both of you dismembered into a freezer in the garage."
In an interview with People published Wednesday, the Duron matriarch expressed her disgust over Woods' indicate of view. "The fact that it was so detailed, it's really gross to me anytime that adults talk about children that way," she shared. "And the visual image that he evoked was troubling."
"We've spent seven years sharing our journey to the public," she added, referencing her Raising My Rainbow blog. "We were on his radar, but he wasn't on ours
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