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May 23, 2024 - 1:15pm
kurtster wrote:
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And the eagle flies with the dove
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Love the one you're with
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I don't know about the particulars in Florida, but risque/adult-themed things are one thing. I get the point of restricting "adult" entertainment to adults, but banning all drag shows is another thing. I don't have time to keep up with the theater either.
i agree
i'm beginning to feel like there are some words that could be used in a dramatic fashion in the media
because attention/clicks
i think it was abe lincoln that posted something about definitions being important (don't quote me on that)
if you ever have the time, this guy does a pretty decent job of explaining his position/thoughts on stuff
i like that he reads and cites uses/sources
regards
Montana's always had pockets of white supremacists but like everywhere else, the internet connected them and made them brave. Livingston's a nice town though.
According to the Livingston police chief most of them were from out of state—mostly Evergreen Washington.
Montana's always had pockets of white supremacists but like everywhere else, the internet connected them and made them brave. Livingston's a nice town though.
Montana's always had pockets of white supremacists but like everywhere else, the internet connected them and made them brave. Livingston's a nice town though.
This whole issue is pure theater. Just look at Texas. Last year, a state representative filed a bill to ban drag shows that a bar listed as "family-friendly". I have no idea what that means or if it was indeed "safe for families"... but of course this guy, Bryan Slaton, had his popularity skyrocket.
Fast forward to last month, when the same guy was forced to resign after getting an intern drunk and having sex with her. Note the headlines... he was expelled by the God-fearing Texas house the day after he resigned. They really put their foot down on that one!
Of note in that story above, he stopped at a drug store to get his victim some "morning after" drugs to make sure this "family man" didn't start another family outside of his marriage. Of course, he's the guy in 2021 that introduced legislation to make abortion a capital offense in Texas. As quoted, the honorable Mr. Slayton said: âThe bill will end the discriminatory practice of terminating the life of innocent children, and will guarantee the equal protection of the laws to all Texans, no matter how small". I guess his innocent children don't count?
So it's not the drag queens you need to stay away from, it's the folks crusading against them who are truly dangerous.
I don't know about the particulars in Florida, but risque/adult-themed things are one thing. I get the point of restricting "adult" entertainment to adults, but banning all drag shows is another thing. I don't have time to keep up with the theater either.
This whole issue is pure theater. Just look at Texas. Last year, a state representative filed a bill to ban drag shows that a bar listed as "family-friendly". I have no idea what that means or if it was indeed "safe for families"... but of course this guy, Bryan Slaton, had his popularity skyrocket.
Fast forward to last month, when the same guy was forced to resign after getting an intern drunk and having sex with her. Note the headlines... he was expelled by the God-fearing Texas house the day after he resigned. They really put their foot down on that one!
Of note in that story above, he stopped at a drug store to get his victim some "morning after" drugs to make sure this "family man" didn't start another family outside of his marriage. Of course, he's the guy in 2021 that introduced legislation to make abortion a capital offense in Texas. As quoted, the honorable Mr. Slayton said: âThe bill will end the discriminatory practice of terminating the life of innocent children, and will guarantee the equal protection of the laws to all Texans, no matter how small". I guess his innocent children don't count?
So it's not the drag queens you need to stay away from, it's the folks crusading against them who are truly dangerous.
