DRAG SHOWS

[rothschild]

Drag shows have been a part of culture for hundreds of years. Monty Python did drag and sexual misdirection as a staple. Bugs Bunny frequently did crossdressing gags and kissed Elmer in sexually suggestive fashion  while doing so (for you morons making the "but the KIIIIIIIIIDS" argument) So did Shakespeare. Literally every female character in his plays was played by a man, and most of his comedies had some version of gender bending/romantic misdirection as a comedic trick. The indignant response is basically just from the hyper-repressed knuckleheads who are experiencing some odd sensations looking at drag queens and are conflicted because their republican Jesus said it was bad.

You don't think there's a difference between a Shakespeare and the American Library Association, National School Boards Association, or state education departments?

you seem to see everything relating to socio-economics through a dichotomous prism. I'd love to see the look on your face if it was removed, and the whole world was there for you to see.

I think if your lot can be okay with active fucking shooter drills while our little ones are trying to learn how to read, then getting read to by a fella in a dress is probably the least of their potential dangers.

What does gun violence have to do with politicized institutions taking it upon themselves to engage in social programming? How is that consistent with democracy, or can we lay that pathetic facade to rest?

It's interesting that you referenced Bugs Bunny because that's an extraordinarily violent cartoon, given that it's classified as children's programming, and especially disturbing because it suggests that deadly force isn't deadly, as the recipients always bounce back as if nothing had happened.

Today's programming makes the action movies from 20 years ago look like Davey and Goliath. Are the corporations producing this content exclusively Republican?

Do guns make people ultraviolent? Are liberals more concerned about ultraviolence than Republicans? Could it be that both parties are equally incapable of acknowledging that our culture is depraved to a degree far beyond what is talked about in mass media?

None of the answers to these questions can be perceived through the lens of a dichotomous prism, because such questions never arise.