Anonymous wrote:
jsteele wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
jsteele wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Just amazing. If a drag queen story hour were cancelled, these dopes would be marching in the streets. This kind of stunt is so instructive.
You realize those meeting at the library are exactly the folks who try to get drag queen story hours cancelled, right?
You realize that there is a bright line between someone having political opinions you don’t agree with and someone hosting an event for children that is by it’s nature sexually transgressive, right? It’s the same reason I’d have no problem with Che Guevara for Kids Story Hour but wouldn’t be okay with Stripper Story Hour. I personally find it gross when people try to overly politicize children and use them as political pawns in general but YMMV.
I guess this is a difference between you and me. You think that men dressed as women reading books presents a danger. I don't. I think that people who spread conspiracy theories that result in local restaurants being shot up and set on fire present a danger. You don't. We will just have to agree to disagree.
By your rationale everyone who spread fake news about what happened to Jacob Blake and Michael Brown presents a danger and shouldn’t be allowed to speak in public spaces because it their spread of disinformation (like “Hand Up Don’t Shoot” that was discredited by Eric Holder’s DOJ) led to violence and looting.
And drag is a fetish. Full stop. Would you be this cavalier about people in bondage outfits reading to kids if it angered the opposing political team? At a certain point you need to draw a line in the sand about what’s appropriate for little kids, especially if it’s held in a public space. I’ve known people whose lives have been ruined because of childhood sexual abuse. I have an extremely low tolerance for anything that even faintly resembles grooming. And I’ve never voted R in my life. This issue is deeper than political posturing.