Montana first to ban drag performers from reading to children in schools, libraries

https://www.nbcnews.com/nbc-out/out...an-drag-performers-reading-children-rcna85977

This is a good start. Our public representatives should be allowed to serve the public interest and make sure public facilities, events and services are all used in the public interest.

We need more of this and less homeless in our parks, less poop on sidewalks, less tolerance of drugs, less porn in libraries including from adulting watching it on computers. Good start Montana!

 

Isn't Broke Back Mountain in Montana? It looks like Montana is now making a personal statement.

 

I don't know if it can restore innocence to children and young adults if it can do something like this at all. The world has lost innocence years ago when we saw the music videos on TV.

 

Agreed!

Agreed!

 

If the country were to do what was done in Montana, The last place would be San Francisco.

 

I was in San Francisco once. I went to a 'normal' discotheque. As soon as I got there a guy approached wanting to dance with me. I've got more than 70 years of pure heterosexuality under my belt so I respectfully declined. He persisted. So did I. Eventually he got angry so I left the place. I got my "cover charge" refunded anyway.

 

That's good.

 

Authoritarian thugs gonna authoritarian thug. Sad to see such an attack on basic individual liberty.

 

Wyoming

 

Trannies don't have the right to put on drag shows in grade schools, nor is their right to put on a drag show on private property been abolished.

 

It isn't happening in class. It's entirely voluntary. So, yeah, I'm in favor of that free speech. I'm sorry you hate it, but I don't. Should all voluntary religious groups on school grounds be abolished? I disagree with that as well, and I'm curious to hear why you think that should be the case.

 

You want the government to run schools. This is government running schools.

I bet you don't disagree with the prohibition of bearing arms on school property. The right to keep and bear arms is a fundamental liberty.

Are rights unlimited?

 

A political fight to allow such shows in public schools certainly helps the RP and the "right".

The DP/"Left" needs to find better campaign advisers.

 

Wrong again. You are the one promoting more government oversight and you are doing so for entirely voluntary, outside-of-school-time events. I'm fine with See You At the Pole events, which I participated in when I was in school, but which your logic says should be illegal.

Please quote me ever saying anything, anywhere, about prohibiting arms. Go ahead. This will be fun.

 

If the 1st Amendment is unlimited in schools, the the 2nd Amendment is unlimited in schools. Be careful what you ask for.

 

No one claimed either. Be careful what bull **** you make up.

 

Sorry.

 

Your country has absolutely phacked priorities.

 

Funny thing is children don't seek out drag queens but drag queens sure do love to seek out child audiences.

 

Absolutely! And on street corners too! They ought to be allowed only in their respective places of worship, at the entrances, and at church-sponsored retreat functions deep in the country surrounded by impenetrable gum trees with thick foliage.

 

You said putting on drag shows is a fundamental liberty. We'll, bearing arms is as well.

 

Right. We should be spending millions on securing schools instead of putting on drag shows.

 

Evidence?

 

How much is being spent on drag shows?

 

The very fact the conversation is occurring.
Would you like me to go Google a whole bunch of pictures of drag queens reading to children?

If the answer is yes go do it yourself because no one is buying the denial