brother are you against children being exposed to new experiences that won't harm themKriegsreich of Iron wrote:The question here is a bit loaded. The implication seems to be opposition to a particular facet of the LGBT+ community is an unhealthy obsession with how others live their lives. This is demonstrably incorrect, for instance in occasions where LGBT+ related activities have seemingly been prioritised over reading or mathematics, for instance. By this I mean examples of experiences such as drag queens being presented to elementary schoolers. Even if one were to say that drag queens are not inherently sexual and thus not unsuitable for children, there is the consideration of whether or not taxpayer dollars should be spent on that, as opposed to alleviating illiteracy or inability to do basic math. I also question the educational value of such an experience. While I do not have any objections to the existence of the community, I do believe that there has been a certain level of over concern about its rights, given that it has been mostly normalised in the majority of countries. It might be more advisable to focus on areas where homosexuality and/or transsexuality (apologies if this is not the correct term) are explicitly not allowed to live, for instance in regimes that enforce Shia law. I also question whether the current discussion of religion, profoundly interesting as it is, is relevant to the question at hand.
Edit: Added explanation of edit and clarification of sentence regarding drag queens.
also there's a little thing called assemblies the vast majority of schools have and i'm willing to bet most of the drag queen stuff happens during those, when no math would be getting done anyway
how are drag queens weird. also no children's books, like, ever depict gay sex??? then they wouldn't be children's books???Hanesville wrote:Because it isn’t “how others live life”, it’s that weird habits and other kinds of perversions are trying to be brute-force passed off as normal, with anyone who questions or resists somehow branded as the weird one?
“You don’t want your kids being exposed to drag queens or books depicting gay sex? That’s so weird!”
Also, I'm not gonna quote any of Heldervin's posts because they are prohibitively massive even with his liberal use of snipping (only liberal thing the guy probably does) but I don't think stealing a couple bucks from your friend or whatever should force someone into eternal damnation. Seems a bit extreme, eh?








