Saturday Night Live alum Victoria Jackson has defended saying a kiss between Chris Colfer and Darren Criss on the Fox musical-comedy Glee sickened her.

The 51-year-old entertainer – who was widely criticized for her comments – argues such programming robs children of their innocence.

In the recent episode Original Song, Criss' Blaine Anderson confessed his feelings for Kurt Hummel, played by Colfer. The pair kissed after Blaine said Kurt's singing of the song Blackbird had moved him.

The kiss came after months of speculation on whether the pair, who sing alongside each other in the Dalton Academy Warblers, would become romantically involved.

In an op-ed titled The Muslims Next Door published last Friday on the socially conservative website WorldNetDaily.com, Jackson railed against the show.

“Did you see Glee this week?” she rhetorically asked. “Sickening! And, besides shoving the gay thing down our throats, they made a mockery of Christians – again! I wonder what their agenda is? Hey, producers of Glee – what's your agenda? One-way tolerance?”

Jackson went on to defend her comments on several television outlets and on Friday she scolded her detractors in a second op-ed titled Homosexuality And The Cross.

In the piece, she calls her CNN interview an “interrogation,” and that her interviewer's eyes were “full of hate.”

“These people are robots, pod people,” she wrote. “They have no minds of their own. They say the words they've been programmed to say, even if it's stupid. They support the Muslim agenda. However, Muslims kill homosexuals and behead women. When these pod people get confused, they shout, 'Hate speech, bigot!'”

Jackson said she was dismayed that Inside Edition would broadcast the gay kiss from Glee, arguing that children were being robbed of their innocence.

“Small children are watching Glee, ABC Family, and other hundred sex-saturated shows, and now Inside Edition is showing the gay kiss over and over and over.”

“American children, with their blank slate, fertile minds anxious to learn and receive guidance and information, are being brainwashed by the secular-humanist media to be sexually promiscuous/ambiguous and anti-God. The innocence of an entire generation has been stolen. They will not know love letters, romance, purity or the blessings of following Jesus. They are not being taught that there is such a thing as sin, or that sin always leads to heartache. They are being taught that there are no absolutes and that whatever feels good is truth. Secular humanism: It's the great lie of Satan.”

But the Glee gay kiss is just a starting point for Jackson, who goes on to compare gay and lesbian unions to adultery: “Gays propagate the opinion that they were born this way and have no choice. They say they did not ask for their same-sex attraction. Everyone I know was born with sexual attraction they did not ask for. Should they act on it? Should my husband commit adultery because he has an attraction to another woman? Should my teenager fornicate because she was born with a strong urge to have sex with her boyfriend? Should I have sex with anyone I am attracted to?”

She then returns to chide television programs for “glorifying” being gay.

“Actors play murderers, robbers and gossips, but the gay lifestyle is always glorified,” she says. “The other sins always seem to be punished or redeemed, but TV shows never show the downside to homosexuality: the loneliness, shame, broken families and marriages, diseases. The shame does not come from 'society' but from God.”