06-16-2023, 07:01 PM
(06-16-2023, 06:16 PM)Sociopathicsteelerfan Wrote: Are you actually saying that performing a sexually suggestive dance, while scantily clad, within feet of a child is ok? I don't care if the performer is male, female, gay, straight or anything else. It's suspect as hell and I would question the morals and intentions of anyone choosing to expose a child to that.
I didn't say that...The question was why is that standard only being applied to drag performers...and not even when they are just involved in an adult performance. Tey are also being targeted for doing nothing more offensive than sitting in a chair reading to children while wearing a costume.
We can start by stating that most truly adult drag performances, like other adult performances, are actually being performed by adults for adults.
However, a man performing Dolly Parton's music while dressed up like Dolly Parton is no more "dangerous" than a woman dressing up like Dolly Parton performing Dolly Parton's music yet they are being treated differently. So please tell me why the drag performance in this situation is "wrong" and the female performer is OK?
Why is there no legislative scrutiny over churches where thousands of children have been documented as being physically, sexually, and emotionally abused. How is that safer for a child that the off chance of dealing with an aggressive drag performer
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