(01-07-2023, 01:10 PM)flsprtsgod Wrote:

(01-07-2023, 09:40 AM)The Real Marty Wrote: But isn't putting on a sexually explicit show in front of minors already illegal?  And if it's not, shouldn't it be illegal whether or not a man is wearing a dress?  Shouldn't such a law apply to everyone, not just men wearing dresses?  Is there any situation where it is okay to put on a sexually explicit show in front of minors as long as you're not wearing a dress?  

The answer is obvious.  This is a case of politicians pandering to their social conservative base.

I dunno man, last time I tried to take my 6 year old to the Gold Club they wouldn't let me in, but I can head on down to the public library for Drag Time Story Hour and get it paid for on the public dime. But yeah, all you RINO 'Pubs are doing a great job of surrendering (as usual).

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(01-07-2023, 12:15 PM)The Real Marty Wrote: Answer these questions-  I'll answer them first.  

1) Isn't putting on a sexually explicit show in front of minors already illegal?  Answer: Probably
2) If it's not already illegal, shouldn't it be illegal whether or not a man is wearing a dress?  Answer: Absolutely
3) Shouldn't such a law apply to everyone, not just men wearing dresses?  Answer: Yes
4) Is there any situation where it is okay to put on a sexually explicit show in front of minors as long as you're not wearing a dress?  Answer: Probably not.  
5) So what the heck does wearing a dress have to do with it?  Answer: Your favorite politicians have found a great target to pick a fight with, so they can fundraise off of it.  Culture wars are great for raising campaign money.  

5: If you're a dude who puts on a dress (or corset or thong) and does it you're exempt from any of those laws. You're a protected class because of you wear women's clothes while you exploit children.