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Nick Offerman Slams Parks and Recreation Edit to Spread Homophobic Hate

Last updated: June 3, 2025 7:05 am
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Nick Offerman, known for his iconic role as Ron Swanson on “Parks and Recreation,” made headlines at the start of Pride Month when he defended the LGBTQ+ community against homophobic hate. The incident began when Michael Flynn Jr., son of former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn, attempted to use a doctored clip of Offerman’s character to denounce Pride Month.

Flynn Jr. shared a manipulated clip on social media showing Ron Swanson throwing a rainbow flag into a dumpster, giving the false impression that the character was homophobic. In reality, the original scene from the show involved Ron throwing his computer in the trash, not a rainbow flag. Offerman swiftly responded to Flynn Jr.’s post, pointing out that Ron Swanson had served as the best man at a gay wedding on the series, and wished everyone a happy Pride.

This is not the first time Offerman has stood up against homophobic criticism. When he won a Spirit Award for his role in “The Last of Us,” he used his acceptance speech to address the show’s homophobic fans who were upset about a gay love story in the episode. Offerman emphasized the importance of telling diverse stories and pushed back against those who questioned the inclusion of LGBTQ+ themes.

In another instance, Offerman spoke out after the tragic death of Jonathan Joss, who played Chief Ken Hotate on “Parks and Recreation.” Joss’ husband revealed on social media that the actor had been killed in a shooting, allegedly due to homophobia. Offerman expressed his sorrow over the loss, describing Joss as a sweet and beloved member of the cast.

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As news of these incidents spread, Offerman and his co-stars from “Parks and Recreation” shared their grief and support for the LGBTQ+ community. The actor’s unwavering defense of inclusivity and acceptance has resonated with fans and demonstrated his commitment to standing up against discrimination.

In a time when LGBTQ+ rights and representation are more important than ever, Nick Offerman’s actions serve as a powerful reminder of the importance of allyship and advocacy for marginalized communities. By using his platform to speak out against hate and promote love and acceptance, Offerman continues to be a beacon of positivity and support for all.

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