"Promoting homosexuality" means to me a purposeful agenda to further their acceptance.
But if you don't have a problem with gay people, why is this even an issue for you? Do you believe including gay characters such as the old lesbians in Gridlock are promoting homosexuality or do you see it as innocuous as the straight couples featured in the same episode? There are far more straight characters in Doctor Who than gay characters - would you make the argument Doctor Who is promoting heterosexuality, and is this also an issue for you?
When someone has a problem with the idea that gay people
should be accepted as normal ... yeah, bigot. These people often seem to mistake
presence for
agenda. There are gay people on Doctor Who because there are gay people in the world.
You turning my dislike for obvious political or social agendas in sci-fi adventure shows into "you're a bigot" is what I see as the "us vs them" mentality.
I see the mentality in comments like the frankly bizarre and offensive "traditional people" statement, which historically is language used to justify all manner of bigoted actions and beliefs.
If you honestly have no problem with gay characters in Doctor Who when their homosexuality is incidental (for example Sky in Midnight) then no, I don't think you're a bigot. Your earlier comments led me to believe you think the presence of gay characters in the show should be terminated for whatever reason.
That's bigotry. If you have a problem with Captain Jack flirting with men but not women,
that's bigotry. As I said earlier, maybe you just have a problem with flirting in Doctor Who full stop.
If homosexuals want to use Doctor Who to express themselves, I either support it or I'm a bigot.
This is where your language gets problematic again. What does it mean to express themselves? Are straight producers expressing themselves when their shows depict straight relationships? Why is there a double standard?