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An Oregon public library allegedly took down photos from its Flickr account showing children lying on top of a drag queen at a "storytime" event after the images were called out in a report by LifeSite News.
The outlet said the photos showing drag queen Carla Rossi at St. John's Library in Portland last October and were posted on the Multnomah County Library's Flickr account. LifeSiteNews added that the photos were taken down after its report ran Monday — but the outlet preserved the images in a link and warned that the images depict "child abuse."
If this was some guy just laying there and letting kids lay on him, you wouldn’t be concerned. Ohh wait, it was a guy.
It was an event at the library. The parents were there. If the parents don't see anything wrong with their kids hanging our with dead queens, then why should I care?
Oh, holy cats. For crying out loud, who thought this was a good idea?
And the parents? What morons to allow this to go on. Teach your kids about "stranger danger" ... but okay, Suzie, go lie on top of this weird adult on the floor at storytime.
It was an event at the library. The parents were there. If the parents don't see anything wrong with their kids hanging our with dead queens, then why should I care?
Well, it sounds bizarre. Don’t care who is giving the reading. If your fine with it, fine.
It was an event at the library. The parents were there. If the parents don't see anything wrong with their kids hanging our with dead queens, then why should I care?
You really should look before hitting reply.
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