Preschoolers lying on top of drag queen

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It is, at the very least, psychological abuse. And it most definitely is grooming.
 
One might wish to note this take:


(and this is not Russian propaganda, the guy served in the air force, flew missions for Navy seals, his bio is at the webpage. I’m sick of the West looking so morally bankrupt.

Pretty sad when we are making it easy for others to make us look bad.
 
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A grown man…dressed as a drag queen…letting little kids lie on top of him…at a public library…and some people …including the kids parents…see nothing wrong with that??..didn’t Jesus say that it would be better for someone to tie a millstone stone around their neck and drown themselves in the sea rather than lead one of these little ones astray…unbelievable
 
If there were any such public library reader program wherein adult volunteers lay on the floor enjoying children crawling on them and straddling them, it would be equally wrong. And if I see one, I’ll be sure to report it.
 
and some people …including the kids parents…see nothing wrong with that??..
Apparently some really see nothing wrong with it. If that’s just ignorance, as hard as that is to imagine, I suppose it’s correctable with training. Not that even that might be sufficient to clear them as fit to work with children. But these librarians, since they regularly work with children, must certainly have completed training about safe touching. How they still could still hold their positions is astounding.
As far as the man himself, with his big smile in the one photo as the little boy lays on him crotch to crotch? Obviously the little boy is being told something by the camera holder. Just as obviously, the man is really enjoying the moment.
 
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It goes beyond that. It’s grooming. Sanctioned, aided and abetted by American public libraries.
All should serve prison time for this.
 
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Right there encouraging their kiddos no doubt.I saw a video clip of one mom who was all in re this drag queen story time, to the extent that she suggested to her young son that even he can be a drag queen if he chooses.What a virtuous and lofty aspiration,:roll_eyes:
 
It seems to me you can teach your children to be respectful of everyone without this kind of behavior.
 
I would think the makeup alone would scare little children. Maybe they see so many demonic looking images in cartoons and video games they’re desensitized. And the parents are there to reassure them it’s okay to play horsey with a total stranger who’s leering at them.
 
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Wow! First Boulder,now Thorton … Welcome to liberal progressive Colorado.This is why my younger grandkids are gone g to Catholic school.It won’t be long before this is pervasive throughout all Denver metro schools
 
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Uhm… how is a middle schooler a fan of a professional drag queen.
At that age I never heard of a drag queen, let alone be so familiar that I could be a fan of one.
 
Nope, I take that back.
Bugs Bunny was hilarious dressed in a skirt.
 
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