Comments by "Django" (@django3422) on "They're being FORCED into drag time story hour!" video.

 @ricardocabeza6006 I find it impossible to believe that you don't require the aid of both hands.
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 @eduardo3725 They're reading story books. What's sexual about that?
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@TheOne-xu5oy And what did these books contain if not a story? Have you evidence to support this claim? Now, in what way is someone dressed up like a panto dame considered "adult"? That's you taking your own preconceptions and putting them on your child. That's not fair, to burden them with your neuroses.
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 @Stonecoldfrank Your eyes may not lie but that doesn't mean your comments aren't full of them.
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@Boredasfuck29 But you won't even show any evidence. I see no end of right whingers insisting that there's no point providing evidence as it wouldn't be believed, I never see evidence actually being provided. Just makes it sound like you're full of it and that there is no such evidence.
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@dwightschrute47 I find it funny that, on the one hand, you're pushing the old Moral Majority line that "all gay people are sexual predators" while, on the other hand, you're pretending to be outraged on racial grounds. Never mind that racial segregation was one of their early crusades.
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 @Boredasfuck29 Except that's not happening.
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@ricardocabeza6006 Yeah, I can honestly believe that.
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 @pecquet-dubalaix8288 Is that why he hired so many criminals to serve in his administration? People who he insisted were the best, only to completely contradict his own statements later.
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@MUSHROOMAN4 You might be surprised at how many strippers actually DO also work as children's entertainers. But since they're also mature adults and not flailing juveniles with an axe to grind, they actually don't blend their jobs together.
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@MUSHROOMAN4 So it is just projection then?
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 @ricardocabeza6006 Except drag queens aren't raping kids...
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 @earlgrayman982 They can be a bit rapey, though...
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The closest I've ever seen a drag act get to "sexual activity" was a tongue-in-cheek parody of stripping. Except every time a garment was removed, there was an even more modest garment underneath. Because, funnily enough, drag suddenly stops working if you undress...
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@earlgrayman982 Through all of this, you've never actually explained why it's a bad thing. You've made lots of implications but it seems like you're far too cowardly to state what you truly think. Is that fair? Oh, by the way... my ex-partner worked as a kid's story-teller/puppeteer during the day and a stripper at night. All of the girls she worked with had second jobs. Either as teachers, carers, nurses etc. Oh, you know those women who dress up as Disney Princesses at theme parks and conventions? Many of them are also sex workers. You seem to have no idea what you're talking about.
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@earlgrayman982 Okay, I know this is double posting but I can't help meself. Recognise this? "Kids don't need to be shown how to be free. If you let them, they'll be as free and imaginative as adults allow." That's what you said yesterday. This is how come I know you haven't got a clue, that you're just too much of a coward to tell people why you really oppose drag. Because you so thoughtlessly wrote this, probably rather arrogantly, believing it to mean something rather than just being a clear contradiction. Kids don't need adults to help them be free. They just need adults to let them be free... Bloody genius, you are.
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If you think that the most despicable thing is subversion of cultural gender norms, then you're a terrible human being.
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Oh, did she finally manage to define it?
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Do you think those roles are all the same as each other, let alone drag queens? Where do football cheerleaders fall on that one?
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@Grimreaper's Daughter This is just regurgitating the tired old line from Moral Majority.
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