(01-07-2023, 03:32 PM)flsprtsgod Wrote:

(01-07-2023, 03:25 PM)The Real Marty Wrote: I believe parents have the right to determine what their kids do.  

But you still haven't given any direct answers to my questions.  I just want to know what you're talking about.  Please tell me what behavior at a "drag show" should be prohibited from being shown to kids?  Men in dresses?  Men in dresses singing?  Men in dresses singing and performing sex acts?  You can't write a law dealing with drag shows without defining what you mean by "drag show."  Hell, you and I might actually agree, if you would just be specific about what you're talking about.

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What is an "overtly sexualized behavior?"  Give an example.

C'mon Marty, quit playing dumb. You know exactly what the problem with these shows is and why they are not appropriate for children.

Here you go, here's about the most tame example I can find. Kids lined up in chairs, approached by a performing transvestite to give him a "tip" in exchange for a lap dance, while backdropped by a sign that says, "It's not gonna lick itself". This is not exceptional, this is the core context of the Drag Show, men portraying hyper-sexualized women. It's simply not acceptable for children to be in this environment, it's exploitation.