Dont see the drag queen angle.
But that is a horribly written article. The reporter and his boss should be fired and be sentenced to 2 years in "Writing in the English Language" prison.
But that is a horribly written article. The reporter and his boss should be fired and be sentenced to 2 years in "Writing in the English Language" prison.
I believe the point is that there's all the hubbub about "drag queens" and yet the absolute far and away leader in child abuse continues to be plain jane dudes. I know I see far more about clergy and cops and people in positions of power getting in trouble for such misdeeds than I do drag queens or other group anyways.
It does not appear that there was any drag queens involved from the story, just a peeping tom and potential rapist.
Drag queens are being normalized. Look at rachel lavigne. Also look at the show ru pauls drag race. I really do not care what people 18+ do in the privacy of a club or their bedroom. It feels that this lifestyle is being promoted and even forced on us. Was the title of this post just click bait? I would have made this a priority to read if it was "Moore Officer Caught Spying On Teenage Girl."
Is it just me or does law enforcement increasingly appear to have a problem with pedophilia? Think I've seen 3 separate stories on officers wanting to, attempting to, or actually "sleeping with" underaged teens?
Drag queens are being normalized. Look at rachel lavigne. Also look at the show ru pauls drag race. I really do not care what people 18+ do in the privacy of a club or their bedroom. It feels that this lifestyle is being promoted and even forced on us. Was the title of this post just click bait? I would have made this a priority to read if it was "Moore Officer Caught Spying On Teenage Girl."
Is it just me or does law enforcement increasingly appear to have a problem with pedophilia? Think I've seen 3 separate stories on officers wanting to, attempting to, or actually "sleeping with" underaged teens?
Yeah. But I would bet crimes per capita of drag mentals is astronomically higher.
Not a Moore Officer. A small town gypsy former officer living in Moore.
You could get awfully famous if you could prove that.
He's probably right. Medication, mental illness, domestic violence ....I bet the data is out there.
I mean, I can't say for sure one way or the other. But as many people seem to have a desire for that narrative to be correct, it seems like someone would have already found and published such data if indeed it does exist in a manner that supports the argument.
I think "crimes" per capita may be correctly assumed, based on what little data I know.
As far as "sex crimes against children" - family comes first, then it's leadership from clergy, scouts, teachers, etc...
Pedos put themselves in positions to access children. A man dressing up as a woman usually doesn't get too far with most folks.
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