Posted on 06/18/2022 11:53:48 PM PDT by Morgana
A young girl was filmed tipping a drag queen baring a huge set of synthetic breasts during a 'family-friendly' event at a Michigan gay venue.
The child, whose age was not disclosed, passed a bill to RuPaul's Drag Race star Yara Sofia at Hamburger Mary's in Grand Rapids, Michigan, in the clip.
She was sat on the knee of an adult woman at the time, who smiled warmly as the youngster tipped the performer, whose real name is Gabriel Burgos Ortiz.
Sofia strutted around the bar wearing a pair of large fake breasts that hung outside her costumes, complete with tiny yellow pasties covering the nipples in what appeared to be an arch attempt at modesty.
The video was shot at a branch of the LGBT bar and restaurant chain in Grand Rapids, Michigan, in September 2021.
It was originally posted by a TikTok user DavidLovesDragOk and has since been re-shared by anti-woke Twitter account Libs of TikTok amid growing concern about children being brought to sexualized shows in the name of diversity.
The Grand Rapids outlet of Hamburger Mary's closed in January of this year, but its Facebook page is still active, complete with scores of fliers for events.
Many of them are explicitly advertised as being for audiences aged 18+ only.
But the flyer for the drag event attended by Yara Sofia was not, suggesting that it may indeed have been marketed as a family-friendly event.
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Geesh....I apologized on a previous post!!!!
Good point. Very good point, actually.
Yes, I agree. It's provoking.
Geesh....I apologized on a previous post!!!!
“Sorry I read wrong. INTOLERANT!!”
Apologies, I missed your apology. But that’s all right, we agree about Poland and Hungary, and my new hero is Victor Orban. Tucker Carlson went over to Hungary and interviewed him; it was a really good interview.
I was in Hungary (Budapest, which I loved) years back while it was still under Commie control. The Commies used Hungary as their showcase country as it was better off economically than other satellites, and tourists loved coming to Budapest.
Lots of history there, including Roman ruins right in the old sector of Budapest, a great artist colony right outside of the city, and fields of waving yellow sunflowers further out in the country. Plus some great Art Nouveau architecture from the turn of the century. And great Hungarian food (goulash, yummm). I’d go back in a heartbeat, and now, under Orban, it’s got to be a great place to visit, a tourist’s delight.
If younger, I would love to go back now that it’s a free country.
It’s a BEAUTIFUL city!!! LOVE IT! I could live there.
You made me hungry to go there !
(Well, the lame joke just made itself, LOL).
Leni
And now ...
The show is a documentary-style series that profiles the lives of children as young as 10 years old as they prepare to perform at “Dragutante,” a drag show that is designed especially for minors.
Why are there so many drag queen events in public schools? Why is drag queen story hour being pushed in so many public squares towards our youth? Why is the military of the US allowing drag queens to read to children on base? The answer becomes crystal clear when you watch “Generation Drag.”
The show explains how each child found their way into the LGBTQ community with most of them claiming that they knew they were LGBTQ at ages that predate kindergarten. The stories are very similar, a child who grew up in a family that would be considered financially well off but didn’t fit in with their peers, some children showing clear cut signs of emotional abuse, have all found new light as child drag performers.
During the initial testimony, every child tells a similar story about how they went to a PRIDE parade or they watched an episode of Ru Paul’s Drag Race and immediately became interested in the world of drag. This is where the children gained their identity as a member of the LGBTQ community. Soon these children would adopt pronouns and gender identities that their parents would have to conform to.
With that information being known, ask yourself this question? If you were trying to groom more children into the LGBTQ community, how would you do it? With drag queens. Where do you have access to most children at one location? Schools.
When these child drag stars become more popular with the LGBTQ community, they begin to be mentored by other much older drag queens, most of which are in their 40s and 50s. The children call these people their “Drag Moms.” The older drag queens guide the children and their parents into the world of drag and audiences are treated to 12-year-old boys in skirts and knee-high socks learning how to walk in platform heels.
These children have no real guidance in their lives, they have no true sense of community around them, and their parents have essentially given them to the drag community to be groomed and raised in society. Most of these kids don’t even have real friends so the only person considered such are the middle-aged drag queens leading them in the first place.
But that doesn’t matter to the LGBTQ because broken and vulnerable children seem to be the bread and butter of the drag community. When you understand the story that the show is telling, you understand why so many major entertainment corporations and activist organizations are focusing on increasing the exposure of LGBTQ content to children and why they are using drag queens to do it.
More, much more at link below (warning: it will turn your stomach):
Put that together with the Drag Queen Story Hour Lesson Plan for the Dragtivity Book being used in NYC schools. Scroll down to the Lesson Plan at lower right to see what is being taught. Like how to be a Drag Queen. Check out the diva segment. Hey, kids, when you’re dressed up as a drag queen, you get to feel like the center of the universe, like on your birthday, “more important than Queen Elizabeth” and “more famous than Beyonce.” This Lesson Plan is sooo revealing:
https://www.dshnyc.org/dragtivitybook
No, this is not “harmless fun.” It’s not about “acceptance of those who are different” — why would a kid need to learn to accept drag queens? Until this new activist campaign, children were not allowed into gay night clubs and drag shows. Well, unless they are trying to turn little boys into mini drag queens. It looks like they do, between the Dragtivity Book, and the books drag queens are reading to the kiddies, like Big Wig (barf review):
https://thebabybookworm.com/2022/02/23/big-wig-jonathan-hillman/
and The Hips on the Drag Queen Go Swish, Swish, Swish (another barf review):
Yes, the gay activists really are after our children. (There are many decent homosexuals who are appalled, but they, too, are too chicken to stand up to the acivists.)
Of course it’s all presented as a candy colored world of rainbows and glitter. No mention is made that a typical drag queen’s life is not all glitz and glamour, that they struggle to make a living, struggle with their mental health and more. No hint of why gay men who worship the male body like drag shows, either. Nor how most of these men grew up with absent or distant fathers and often domineering mothers. How drag queens with their smart mouths and witty puts downs play into that dynamic, and how their grotesquely exaggerated fake “feminine assets” and get-ups make a mockery out of women.
Nor do they mention the dark side of their appeal to a segment of those gay men, as some drag queens play the dominatrix in the world of bdsm some (many?) of these gay men gravitate toward at some point. Did you notice Cruella De Vil was one of the characters the drag queen liked to dress up as in the Dragtivity Book Lesson Plan? Things that make yo go “hmm”.
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