I'm demanding a review of someone who ignores the implications that
there's no need to consider potential harm and that any objections can
just be ignored as transphobia.
>>
https://thebridgehead.ca/2022/07/04/drag-queen-who-danced-for-kids-charged-with-25-counts-of-child-pornography/
> When the idiot is convicted let me know. I remember a prominent
>local photographer who with parental permission did work with nude
>children and the locals filed similar charges which were ultimately
>dismissed but that incident was before the Internet and Usenet existed
>and we only read about it locally when Newspaper were still cheap.
>>There are lots and lots of examples of violent people and other bad
>>actors out there who should simply never be in a position of authority
>>over children.
>>Is it truly important to you that there is some sort of proportionality
>>here, or are there violent people and predators who take advantage of
>>this brand new thing about presenting drag performance as acceptable
>>entertainment for children who then appear in drag?
>>Does it matter?
>>Sometimes one's hackles are raised around strangers. It's not because
>>they are different but because, subconsciously, our evolved instict is
>>telling us that they are potentially dangerous. Sometimes we do indeed
>>need to listen to instinct and not be told our concerns are entirely
>>invalid.
> Strangers are not the only danger and mothers are not
>free of strange twisted desires. Fathers, brother, and sisters
>are capable of vile acts.
I didn't limit my comment to strangers. In fact, if you had all the way
to the next paragraph, you might have noticed it.
I do note that you completely ducked the question.
Quack quack quack quack quack quack quack
>>The problem is that we see people who are given authority over children
>>because they are said to be helpful -- teachers, doctors, ministers,
>>relatives, adult friends, bosses -- and we ignore the instinct that's
>>picked up on danger, or we find it inconvenient to listen to the child
>>who complained of "bad touch" or having been kissed, or worse.
>>But you insisting that we set aside instinct because it's suddenly
>>normalized that a drag queen entertains children? That if the drag queen
>>makes the child's mother uncomfortable, it's absolutely because the
>>mother is unreasonably transphobic and not because she believes her
>>child might be harmed by this person if in a position to do so?
> Suddenly is not the case this has been going on for year
>and it is someone in drag reading a book to children and generally
>the book is totally innocuous.
"Suddenly" over centuries of humanity and what is considered to be
acceptable as children's entertainment, not "suddenly" as in "since last
Tuesday"
>If accusations made to rile up a very conservative and largely ignorant
>base point to drag queens it is better to look at whoever is pointing
>and seeing what the pointer is trying to distract your attention from.
The issue is what's appropriate entertainment for children, which you
have successfully been distracted from by rhetoric. You are no different
than the people you feel so superior toward.
>>Your position is dangerous.
> Living dangerously is part of freedom.
This isn't a decision a child makes for himself.
>>You've been around Usenet for quite some time. This trolling of yours is
>>somewhat new. For some reason, I ignored my own instincts upon first
>>encountering you.
> This is not trolling. This is a talk group and I don't even
>cross-post this to other talk groups
You don't talk. You don't want to have a discussion. If you did, you'd
have started a converation om pretty much anythng else.
> Read the article. You may not think that dangers to children
>are important
I do think there are people who are dangerous to children. You're the
one who thinks certain people aren't possibly dangerous for political reasons.
The rest snipped unread as you deliberately misrepresented my position.