The Media Research Center is not the only ConWeb outlet attacking Bill Nye for being a science guy. An anonymously written April 26 WorldNetDaily article similarly weighs in:
Bill Nye has built a lucrative career championing science. He’s cashing in on the nostalgia surrounding his old children’s show with a new show on Netflix, “Bill Nye Saves the World.”
In theory, the show promotes a scientific worldview. But in practice, it’s promoting degenerate sexual behavior, claims gender exists along a “spectrum,” and spews out left-wing propaganda no Christian parent would ever let their child watch.
Among the most disturbing segments is one titled “My Sex Junk” featuring minor celebrity Rachel Bloom. Bloom raps about using sex toys, declares her vagina has “its own voice” and urges homosexual experimentation. Nye praised the performance as “very special” and “exactly the right message.”
WND then goes on to quote two guys not exactly known for science — evangelist Ray Comfort and Creation Museum leader Ken Ham — denouncing Nye. The latter half of the anonymously written article is effectively a commercial for Ham’s museum, which raises the question of whether Ham himself is the one who wrote it.
Needless to say, WND does not give Nye an opportunity to respond to them.
A May 7 WND article by Paul Bremmer goes there again, further attacking Nye for acknowledging that sexuality is a spectrum and rehashing the obscure right-wing attack over editing a segment from a 20-year-old edition of “Bill Nye the Science Guy.” Bremmer (remember, he’s WND’s PR guy, so this is a platform for promoting WND authors) quotes WND managing editor David Kupelian ranting that Nye is pushing an “irrational, body-and-soul-destroying sexual agenda,” while LGBT–hating author Michael Brown huffs, “Just because a tiny percentage of children struggle with gender identity doesn’t mean we confuse the rest.”
At no point do either Kupelian or Brown offer anything resembling solid evidence that sexuality is not a spectrum.