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Haha, conservatives crack me up. The intolerance is a constant reminder for why husband and I (male) don't vote conservative.
I lean conservative and have no problem with this. However, I don't think that this belongs in a library reading time for kindergarteners and that is why I don't vote liberal.
Please explain why it is that right wingers are SO upset over who LGBT people choose to bed down with. And why they should be discriminated against. Why do you feel so threatened?
The way I see it, the USA is supposed to be all about expanding rights to more Americans, not picking out certain groups and telling them, "Not you guys!"
Over the years, I've noticed that those that carry on about something being repulsive, are often exposed as participants in this very behavior.
My sister used to tell me that if I hitchhiked and the driver says he picked me up to protect me from perverts, jump out the car as 100% of the time, he will turn out to be a pervert.
The number of religious and political leaders who rant about gays only to get caught in homosexual encounters continues to mount.
Based on considerable experience, I suspect that the OP would love to dress up as a woman and cavort about with hummus.
I enjoy watching drag queens, in a bar, where they're providing entertainment. With this commercial, I don't care one way or another - go get your wings ready if you don't want to watch it. I do not think drag queens should be coming into schools or libraries, however, to provide reading hour to children.
Deuteronomy 22:5
The woman shall not wear that which pertaineth unto a man, neither shall a man put on a woman's garment!
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Originally Posted by newtovenice
Yes, all the girls watching need to know that men are allowed to make fun of them by pretending to be women.
And that it's considered super cool and trendy to reinforce every possible negative stereotype about women, because, well women are so FUNNY and STUPID!!!
Drag queens are an INSULT to women.
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Originally Posted by MetroWord
Haha, conservatives crack me up. The intolerance is a constant reminder for why husband and I (male) don't vote conservative.
As a conservative leaning southern baptist female, I think drag queens are entertaining and fascinating, not insulting at all.
I enjoy watching drag queens, in a bar, where they're providing entertainment. With this commercial, I don't care one way or another - go get your wings ready if you don't want to watch it. I do not think drag queens should be coming into schools or libraries, however, to provide reading hour to children.
IDK, unless there is a criminal element I applaud anyone who is willing to donate their time to read to children.
IDK, unless there is a criminal element I applaud anyone who is willing to donate their time to read to children.
I think the issue lies in the fact that many of those programs are supported, in say, public libraries or public schools by tax dollars in one for or another, so I can understand where some parents don't think that is appropriate for their children.
Of course, a parent could choose not to send their child to that particular reading in a library, but overall, it's seen as quite a divisive issue that really is unnecessary.
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