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Well yet another story about the war on children. How many "drag queen story time" events until parents say enough is enough with this agenda to sexualize kids from an early age and to confuse them about their "identity?" Really some sick stuff as prevalent as it as become. But "parents" just sit back and take it.
Why would a college dorm play host to children for story time and why would drag queens be the thing they choose to highlight?
Because most college and universities have become social engineering indoctrination farms. And what type of parent actually takes a child to one of these events? I guess early grooming is their thing. Really sick stuff.
Because most college and universities have become social engineering indoctrination farms. And what type of parent actually takes a child to one of these events? I guess early grooming is their thing. Really sick stuff.
But they should be forced to go to church, right? You know, where they are much likely to be exposed to a pedophile pastor or priest?
Oh, come on, come off the paranoia. My being expected to dress in drag at school didn't make me want to put on women's clothes from then on. I doubt hardly any of those boys after the drag queen will feel like putting on their mother's clothes when they get home. And even if any do, who are we to judge what shouldn't be fun, if their idea of having fun enjoying themselves doesn't harm other people?
My mom made me wear girls clothes. I hated it. The kids made fun of me. I never do it again.
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