Re: Pedo Mom Sucks Preteen Boys Cock
Aquilino Neadstine
It shall be unlawful for any person knowingly to prepare, print, publish, or circulate, or cause to be prepared, printed, published or circulated, any notice or advertisement of any obscene item proscribed in 18.2-373, or of any obscene performance or exhibition proscribed in 18.2-375, stating or indicating where such obscene item, exhibition, or performance may be purchased, obtained, seen or heard.
For a board that mutes parents at two minutes, the board was gone much longer than five minutes. Undeterred, Langton handed copies of the x-rated illustrations to the board clerk to distribute to the board.
And we do need to know. Instead of muting parents and fleeing from them, it is parents like Langton whom school boards need to honor, hear and respect. When my name was called, I stepped forward for my two minutes and told the board what each one of us was feeling in the audience: Parents are begging you to listen to them. And you flee. You should be ashamed of yourself.
There are teachers in FCPS that are strongly opposed to the direction the board is going but dare not oppose it as it's been made clear to many of them that they will very likely lose their jobs if they do. They are required to spend valuable planning periods in their own indoctrination and then required to spend class time presenting social engineering propaganda to students - topics having no relation to the subjects they teach. Such a shame that a once great public school system has degenerated to such evil.
Thank you, dear readers, for your patience and support of my work. It has been a very busy year in the trenches of the battle to challenge the dangerous indoctrination of America\u2019s children. I have helped to launch an organization called Parents Defending Education, and I kept waiting for the right moment to share our war stories with you here on Substack. That moment has arrived as I report to you from last night\u2019s board meeting of Fairfax County Public Schools.
FAIRFAX COUNTY, Va. \u2014 Last night, Thursday, September 23, a brave Fairfax High School mother, Stacy Langton, walked up to the podium at a regular meeting of the Fairfax County School Board, carrying with her two books and printouts from images in the books.
She had watched a Texas school board meeting at which parents read from two books that they had found in their school library \u2014 Lawn Boy by Jonathan Evison and Gender Queer by Maia Kobabe. She looked for the books at Fairfax High School, and she found them at the school and throughout the county \u2014 available to minors as young as seventh grade, or as young as 12 years old, at Robinson Secondary School.
She started putting yellow Post-It notes on the pages. \u201CBoth of these books include pedophilia, sex between men and boys.\u201D One book included a fourth grade boy performing oral sex on an adult male.
\u201CThe other book has detailed illustrations of a man having sex with a boy,\u201D she said, unfolding oversized photocopies of the x-rated drawings, one after the next as she explained them. \u201CThe illustrations include fellatio, sex toys, masturbation and violent nudity,\u201D as well as pedophilia.
At the podium there at Luther Jackson Middle School, she started reading excerpts from Gender Queer, her voice trembling: \u201CI can\u2019t wait to have your cock in my mouth \u2014 I\u2019m going to give you the blow job of your life. Then I want you inside me.\u201D
From Lawn Boy: \u201CWhat if I told you I touched another guy\u2019s dick? What if I told you I sucked it? I was 10 years old but it\u2019s true. I sucked Doug Goebbels\u2019 dick, the real estate guy, and he sucked mine too.\u201D The \u201Creal estate guy\u201D was an adult man.
I watched in shock in the front rows of the meeting. When I think it can\u2019t get any worse in America\u2019s public schools, I attend another meeting of my local school board, and I am stunned at the political corruption and lack of professional ethics of America\u2019s elected public school officials.
For my part, since my first speech to the board in June 2020, I have gone before my elected officials to warn them about the spread of this dangerous ideology called \u201Ccritical race theory\u201D in America\u2019s schools, the ugliness of their anti-Asian racism against the students and families at America\u2019s No. 1 high school and their abject failure returning children to school, responsibly spending taxpayer money and building any trust with parents. They have muted me, yelled at me and ignored me.
And thank goodness we do. Stacy Langton had exactly the kind of clarity, courage and conviction that every parent must harness as we battle ideologues and activists who sit on their high horses\u2014 as the board members did later that night when they returned \u2014 misrepresenting parents, lecturing them and essentially thinking they just know so much better than them.
Denied her time, Langton wouldn\u2019t leave the podium. Fairfax County Public Schools security officials approached her at the podium, one of them reaching for her books from behind her, before she took hold of them. She refused to leave, her eyebrows righteously furrowing in moral outrage.
And Langton was not going to leave until she threw the gauntlet down. The board having turned the microphone off, she shouted loud and clear: \u201CThe board is in violation of the law of the state of Virginia. Code 18.2-376. This board should be charged accordingly!\u201D
It shall be unlawful for any person knowingly to prepare, print, publish, or circulate, or cause to be prepared, printed, published or circulated, any notice or advertisement of any obscene item proscribed in \u00A7 18.2-373, or of any obscene performance or exhibition proscribed in \u00A7 18.2-375, stating or indicating where such obscene item, exhibition, or performance may be purchased, obtained, seen or heard.
And her hair askew from her first foray into the trenches of our local school board fiasco, Langton explained why she had ventured away from her family that evening to bear witness to what she had found in the school library. \u201CI didn\u2019t know about this until a week and a half ago,\u201D she said.
\u201CWhen you go and look at the books, it\u2019s worse than anything you can imagine. It\u2019s actually worse. I came to the school board meeting because I thought if I didn\u2019t know, I bet most parents don\u2019t know, and they need to know.\u201D
As the clock neared midnight, only one other father and me left in the audience, the school board members climbed on their moral high horse, misrepresenting the parents there tonight as a caricature of intolerance and calling vacuously for \u201Crespect,\u201D \u201Copen hearts\u201D and \u201Cdialogue.\u201D
But the lone father, a military parent new to the area, turned around and walked over to me and said: \u201CThank you. Every meeting, it\u2019s the same. It\u2019s them and the kids, and they rule out the fact that the parents are part of that process.\u201D
It seems that, when comedy is concerned, sexual attraction to children is as good a source of laughs as anything else, especially when the person being persecuted is innocent (of that particular crime).
The kid might scream, or parents/nannies might overlook the conversation and come to the wrong conclusion, but it usually ends with several parents chasing the would-be-creep with peppersprays, purses filled with bricks and TASER guns. If he's a villain, we laugh. If he's an Unsympathetic Comedy Protagonist, we also laugh. If he's an actual paedophile, the trope doesn't really apply.
Surprisingly, what never happens is any serious involvement of the police (it seems that overzealous parents are more than sure of their own creep-chasing abilities) or some sort of clarification that the character in question is not attracted to children. Guess they'll have to live with being mistaken for paedophiles all their lives.
The perpetrator is almost Always Male because of the Double Standard that men are always after sex while women never are. Conversely, a woman Friend to All Children can do things that would easily get a man lynched, and would just be dismissed as playing around or being nice, due to a woman's supposed lack of perverse desires.
See also: Comedic Lolicon, Mistaken for Index, Mama Bear, Digging Yourself Deeper, Pdo Hunt, That Came Out Wrong, Too Smart for Strangers, Grossout Fakeout, Accidental Pervert, and Abuse Mistake. Regardless of the truth, expect any of these characters to be Memetic Molesters.Examples: open/close all folders Advertising
- In this Ameriquest commercial, a father driving his teenage daughter and some of her friends to a concert. The daughter wants to buy some gum, so they pull over to go to a convenience store. The father tries to give the daughter money from inside the car so that she could buy the gum she wants, but the way the daughter bends over to take the money leads some cops to believe that the father was soliciting an underage prostitute. It doesn't help that he tries to explain himself with "I'm her... daddy."
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- Bill Burr complained about this trope because of the massive amount of To Catch a Predator type shows that made everyone paranoid of sex offenders, since that meant he could no longer try to entertain kids in public, and instead lives in fear of one getting too close and accidentally triggering this trope."Alright, look; I get it: There's dudes out there touching kids. But it's only a tiny fraction of the population, so, y'know, take it down a few, 'cuz you're making it fuckin' awkward out there!"
- Micheal MacIntyre tells a story as part of his act how when asked by the Alpha Mum at a playgroup he'd brought his son to 'which one is yours?' he jokingly answered 'None of them' and the resultant uproar that caused.
- Chris McCausland, who is blind, has a routine about going to a busy playpark with his wife and daughter, and realising that his daughter had run off to play, his wife had followed, and that left him standing on his own, in the playpark.What I realized is, just because you can't see anything, doesn't mean you don't have to look somewhere. I just had to pick a direction and stare, and hope I wasn't looking directly at a family, or even worse, a single child on a slide.