Here is a growing list of USA Republican Sexual Predators, Abusers, and Enablers:
https://www.dailykos.com/history/user/CajsaLilliehook
Or simply search for "still not a drag queen".
https://www.google.com/search?q=site:lemmy.world+still+not+a...
Google's AI Overview:
> site:lemmy.world still not a drag queen The phrase "Still not a drag queen" appears frequently on the Lemmy.world platform. This phrase is often used as a comment on posts discussing arrests, scandals, or accusations, particularly involving individuals who are not drag queens or transgender people. Some users might be employing this phrase to highlight the perceived hypocrisy of focusing on drag queens or transgender individuals in relation to such incidents, while ignoring those in more traditionally respected positions. The phrase seems to be a reaction to the public discourse surrounding drag and transgender people, where they are often wrongly associated with such incidents in media narratives or political rhetoric.
I do not live in the US but did see some truly shocking and illegal behaviors at gay prides and drag themed events.
So I’m just waiting to get more information.
So my point is to trust the law. I don’t see how controversial it can be.
Inappropriate is subjective. Illegal is objective.
You are allowed to not take your own kids to whatever.
The TCPalm spoke to some attendees [0] who said the bar does ensure minors are not present for the adult-only shows, which take place later in the evening.
My own small town on the edge of the Chicago suburbs has a group of zealots that protest drag shows all over the suburban area (always small towns on the edge of the burbs, never major towns).
All of these arguments listed in this thread and articles about the right wing losing their shit about drag shows have been trotted out by these folks at the local city council meetings.
This is not just silly, these folks are dangerous. Nobody seems to appreciate it yet. But when these protests and city council meeting nuisances started, so did vandalism of places hosting these events. Then came the bomb threats to all the local libraries which hosted drag story hour. You can probably imagine how this may escalate.