There isn’t anywhere to run. Except to ultra-rural areas.

Although, you do at least have pushback in the small towns.

New York Post:

A pair of drag queens sashayed peacefully into a tiny Pennsylvania town Saturday after hundreds of residents campaigned to shut down their show for allegedly violating anti-pornography laws.

The show went on after conservatives in sleepy Millersburg, Penn., a Susquehanna River village with a population of just 2,541, erupted last month when local group Pride in the Valley announced a “Drag Dinner” fund-raiser in a storefront coffee shop.

“We thought it was fantastic, we would come again,” said attendee Nancy Rose who came from Sacramento, Pa. to the event, where potential protests failed to show up outside the Peace of Mind Cafe.

Drag queens Sarabesque and Sedusa were billed as the “sickening entertainers” at a $25 adults-only soiree at the 34-seat lunchroom on Millersburg’s main street.

Three days later, an anonymous opponent launched an online petition demanding “visual barriers” to block the cafe’s plate-glass windows during the gender-bending acts, citing a local ordinance outlawing any “performance which is pornography” where children can see it.

“The content of a drag show is inherently sexual in nature and has no business being exhibited to minors in Millersburg or anywhere else,” the appeal — which racked up 773 signatures — read.

On Dec. 20, opponents faced off at a hastily called meeting of the Millersburg Borough Council — where boosters claimed cross-dressing as a form of high art and detractors damned it as a sign of societal collapse.

…

After an hour of debate, the six-member council voted 4-2 to let the show proceed with no screens required.

The victory spurred Pride in the Valley to book three additional Drag Dinner seatings on Saturday and Sunday, all of which promptly sold out.

You notice from the photos it’s all women.

Women love this really sick stuff.

See – it’s not only the Moslems that still take Christianity seriously.

CNN:

A drag queen who dressed as Jesus Christ and performed a rock rendition of The Lord’s Prayer has been arrested in the Philippines under the country’s obscenity laws, sparking a fierce debate about free speech and protections for members of the LGBTQ community.

The Philippines is a deeply Christian country and the Catholic Church maintains significant influence both in daily life and politics.

Amadeus Fernando Pagente, 33, whose drag name is Pura Luka Vega and who uses the pronoun they/them, was widely accused of blasphemy by officials with the Catholic church and others after videos of their performance singing “Ama Namin,” the Tagalog version of the prayer, went viral in July.

The performer was taken into police custody on Wednesday under a law that prohibits “immoral doctrines, obscene publications and exhibitions, and indecent shows” by “offending any religion,” according to a statement from their legal team on X, formerly Twitter. The allegations say they also violated a cybercrime law because the video was shared online to allegedly “perpetrate the stated crime.”

The legal team vowed to contest the charges and focus initially on securing Pagente’s bail.

Online videos of the drag artist belting out the Tagalog version of The Lord’s Prayer alongside revellers in a bar sparked a significant backlash from religious organizations.

The show, in which Pagente could be seen dressed in robes imitating Catholic vestments with a golden halo, provoked a furor and became headline news for weeks in the Philippines while more than a dozen cities, including the capital Manila where the performer resides, declared Pagente “persona non grata,” a symbolic move declaring them no longer welcome.

Yeah, people don’t like this sort of thing.

BREAKING: Federal judge rules Texas anti-drag law is unconstitutional pic.twitter.com/ideph3BO7u

— BNO News (@BNONews) September 26, 2023

It’s the law in America that children have to be gay.

You simply cannot build a utopia if you allow parents to say “hey – I don’t want my son sucking cock until the 4th grade at least!”

The Texas legislature wants to ruin our democracy. Thankfully, judges have the ability to overrule popular opinion.

New York Post:

A federal judge in Texas ruled on Tuesday that the state’s new law limiting public drag performances was an unconstitutional restriction on speech and he permanently forbid enforcement of it.

“Not all people will like or condone certain performances,” U.S. District Judge David Hittner wrote. “This is no different than a person’s opinion on certain comedy or genres of music, but that alone does not strip First Amendment protection.”

More than a dozen states have sought to restrict drag shows over last year, with Texas one of at least four to pass restrictions into law, part of broader Republican efforts to regulate the behavior of LGBT people.

Hittner ruled that the Texas law was discriminatory and improperly vague.

He said drag performances were not inherently obscene, and were the sort of expressive speech protected by the US Constitution’s First Amendment.

Drag performers and Pride march organizers joined the American Civil Liberties Union in a lawsuit in Houston’s federal court seeking to block the law.

Honestly, the judge is probably right.

I don’t think it’s based on “the Constitution” as this vague permanent force, but it is in-line with existing case law on freedom of speech.

And, of course, the Greg Abbott Wheeled World of Weird Wonders probably understood that this was just a stunt, and that if you actually wanted to go against this, you would come at it from a different angle completely.

Cathedral of Hope in Dallas held a service blessing drag queens yesterday.

This isn’t LA, this isn’t Portland, and it’s not Eric Adams Sanctuary City. This is in the heart of Texas. pic.twitter.com/5wCnWL5IhL

— Citizen Free Press (@CitizenFreePres) September 18, 2023

Democracy is a tough system. Our democracy is strong and it is good.

However, there is one thing that no democracy can ever withstand: people protecting against gay sex with kids.

We have to shut them down quick and fast, our our democracy cannot survive.

Life Site News:

Christian pastor Derek Reimer will remain jailed until at least March 14 after saying he cannot abide by bail conditions which prevent him from protesting at future children’s drag queen story time events.

Reimer last week was hit with a slew of charges, including those related to so-called “hate speech,” for protesting a children’s drag queen story time at a public library in Calgary, Alberta.

Today, Reimer, of Mission7 street ministries, had a bail hearing in court via video conference and was granted bail at $3,000.

However, his release conditions also made it so that he had to promise to not protest at any drag queen events and stay at least 500 meters from where they are being held.

Calgary’s mayor is a streetshitter woman named Prabjhote Kaur Gondek

His lawyer, Ben Allison, noted that such conditions “would be impossible for him to satisfy,” and as a result, Reimer’s bail hearing was adjourned until March 14.

As it stands, Reimer remains in custody at the Calgary Remand Centre, which is the same jail Pastor Artur Pawlowski was detained for weeks after being arrested for protesting COVID rules last year.  

Reimer was arrested last Thursday afternoon by members of the Calgary Police Service (CPS) after being warned the previous day that there were two warrants out for his arrest related to his protesting of a drag queen show marketed toward children.

Last Wednesday, Reimer had a CPS officer show up at his house to tell him that he would soon be arrested and charged.

The officer then told Reimer that he was “going to be arrested for it and charged,” later adding that warrants would soon be out for his arrest on charges of mischief and causing a disturbance.

The initial protest took place on February 25, which saw him forcibly removed from the Seton Calgary public library, where the event was being held.

Reimer faces thousands in fines, jail-term spanning yearsReimer is now facing charges for a “hate-motivated crime,” which could total over $60,000 due to his yelling “homosexuality is a sin” during his protest.

The CPS said in a press release that he has been charged with “one count of causing a disturbance and one count of mischief.”

Additionally, City of Calgary peace officers have charged Reimer with six counts of harassment under the Public Behaviour Bylaw.

These charges carry a penalty of up to $10,000 each, or six months in jail.

In June of 2022, Calgary City Council, under its left-leaning Mayor Jyoti Gondek, amended the city’s bylaws to “specifically prohibit insulting or demeaning behavior, including unwanted sexual advances, or harassing anyone on the basis of age, race, sexual orientation, disability, gender, gender identity or gender expression, among others.”

Gondek had vowed to use the city’s street harassment bylaw to go after drag queen story time protesters about a month ago, after some of the events were postponed by objectors.

She said that those protesting at such events could face a fine of $500, which she saw as a step toward combatting “hate and fear-mongering.” 

Before his arrest last week, Reimer told LifeSiteNews he will remain committed to exposing the “evil” of these events, which he described as playing into the “perversion and the indoctrination” of kids.

This is how we safeguard our values.

We don’t have any choice, folks.

People who question gay anal sex with little children, and cutting their dicks off – they belong in prison. Giving freedom to them would deprive freedom to gay anal poop babies with no dicks.

This is our values in a rules-based order.

We can’t allow the Chinese or the Russians or whatever to undermine who we are.

From the arrest

A stripper performs at an “all ages” drag show while a kid in the front row attempts to hand the stripper a cash tip pic.twitter.com/poY0Ozsg9F

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) September 22, 2022

Here’s one of the advertisements for the show which states it’s “all-ages.” This show took place on 9/17 at Vogue Theatre in Vancouver, BC. pic.twitter.com/aIZjSrb2JT

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) September 22, 2022

These Jews will accuse you of child abuse if you try to marry a prepubescent girl and then wait until her first menstruation to consummate the marriage as people did for millions of years throughout all history in every country. But they’re totally 100% fine with aggressive sexualization of children if it is done by homosexuals.

Frankly, the religious right in America can be condemned on a lot of grounds, in particular for preventing this homosexualization of society from happening. But we should note that in the 1990s, some of those people were saying that there was no way the homosexual agenda would stop at legalizing anal orgies.

If you go back and watch videos of the post-Stonewall gay marches through the 70s and 80s, you will find that the homos were openly promoting man-boy love.

Pederasty is homosexuality. All homosexuals are into pederasty, because they were all molested as children and therefore repeat that pattern as adults.

Maybe every single homosexual doesn’t molest children. We don’t know. But that’s no different than saying “not every black male is a criminal.” It might technically be true, but nonetheless, the respective “communities” of both blacks and homosexuals have a certain character.

I’ve read the memoirs of some of these top homosexuals from the 70s and 80s. Most of them are Jews, in fact. They all say that the mainstream gay movement betrayed the cause by backing down on the boy love issue in the 1990s. They say this. But the mainstream gay movement didn’t back down on that, they just decided to go slowly with their agenda.

However, we must note that what they are doing is much worse than simple pederasty. These people do not simply want to sodomize little boys – they want to dress them up like girls, shoot them full of hormones, then mutilate their genitals – before anally sodomizing them.

This is completely out of control. If anyone ever tries to claim that society is somehow not as bad as you think it is, just point to this issue. It’s beyond anything we’ve ever seen, and a society that goes along with this is irredeemable. This is not some fringe thing – it is in every single school in America. This is real and it’s happening and people do not seem to be able to process that fact.

There’s a price for progress.

And a cost for viruses or whatever.

This is just the life we chose: that progress life, that virus life, that burned-out dystopian hellscape life.

AP:

On a recent morning inside Chalmers School of Excellence on Chicago’s West Side, five preschool and kindergarten students finished up drawings. Four staffers, including a teacher and a tutor, chatted with them about colors and shapes.

The summer program offers the kind of one-on-one support parents love. But behind the scenes, Principal Romian Crockett worries the school is becoming precariously small.

Chalmers lost almost a third of its enrollment during the pandemic, shrinking to 215 students. In Chicago, COVID-19 worsened declines that preceded the virus: Predominantly Black neighborhoods like Chalmers’ North Lawndale, long plagued by disinvestment, have seen an exodus of families over the past decade.

The number of small schools like Chalmers is growing in many American cities as public school enrollment declines. More than one in five New York City elementary schools had fewer than 300 students last school year. In Los Angeles, that figure was over one in four. In Chicago it has grown to nearly one in three, and in Boston it’s approaching one in two, according to a Chalkbeat/AP analysis.

Most of these schools were not originally designed to be small, and educators worry coming years will bring tighter budgets even as schools are recovering from the pandemic’s disruption.

“When you lose kids, you lose resources,” said Crockett, the Chalmers principal. “That impacts your ability to serve kids with very high needs.”

A state law prohibits Chicago from closing or consolidating schools until 2025. And across the U.S., COVID-19 relief money is helping subsidize shrinking schools. But when the money runs out in a few years, officials will face a difficult choice: Keep the schools open despite the financial strain, or close them, upsetting communities looking for stability for their children.

“My worry is that we will shut down when we have all worked so hard,” said Yvonne Wooden, who serves on Chalmers’ school council. Her children went to the pre-K through eighth-grade school, and two grandchildren attend now. “That would really hurt our neighborhood.”

The pandemic accelerated enrollment declines in many districts as families switched to homeschooling, charter schools and other options. Students moved away or vanished from school rolls for unknown reasons.

Many districts like Chicago give schools money for each student. That means small schools sometimes struggle to pay for fixed costs — the principal, a counselor and building upkeep.

To address that, many allocate extra money to small schools, diverting dollars from larger schools. In Chicago, the district spends an average of $19,000 annually per student at small high schools, while students at larger ones get $10,000, according to the Chalkbeat/AP analysis.

“I love small schools, but small schools are very expensive,” Chicago schools chief Pedro Martinez told the school board recently. “We can get some really creative, innovative models, but we need the funding.”

At the same time, these schools are often stretched thin. Very small schools offer fewer clubs, sports and arts programs. Some elementary schools group students from different grades in the same classroom, although Martinez has vowed that won’t happen next year.

Manley Career Academy High School on Chicago’s West Side illustrates the paradox. It now serves 65 students, and the cost per student has shot up to $40,000, even though schools like Manley offer few elective courses, sports and extracurricular activities.

“We’re spending $40,000 per pupil just to offer the bare minimum,” said Hal Woods of the advocacy group Kids First Chicago, which has studied declining enrollment in the district. “It’s not really a $40,000-per-pupil student experience.”

Why not pay half that to the parents to homeschool?

The schools in America being what they are, even blacks could do a better job at teaching.

At the bare minimum, dey keedz are gonna know that women don’t have dicks.

Small schools are popular with families, teachers and community members because of their tight-knit, supportive feel. Some argue districts should pour more dollars into these schools, many in predominantly Black and Latino neighborhoods hard hit by the pandemic. Schools serve as community hubs and points of local pride even as they lose students — as is the case in North Lawndale.

Race also looms large. Nationally, schools with more students of color are more likely to be closed, and those in affected communities often feel unfairly targeted.

The prospect of closing schools is particularly fraught in Chicago, where 50 schools were shuttered in 2013, most in predominantly Black neighborhoods. The move frayed trust between residents and the district and, according to University of Chicago research, markedly disrupted learning for low-income students.

In Boston, where the district had been losing students well before the pandemic, families are skeptical of closures.

Among the schools most at risk is P.A. Shaw Elementary School in Boston’s Dorchester neighborhood. Revived from a previous closure in 2014, the school had just over 150 students last year, down from 250 in 2018. After making plans to eliminate two classrooms earlier this year — seen by some as a harbinger of closure — the district faced blowback from parents and teachers.

Parents rallying behind the school included Brenda Ramsey, whose 7-year-old daughter, Emersyn Wise, is entering second grade. When Ramsey became homeless and went to stay with family during the pandemic, teachers from Shaw drove half an hour to deliver schoolwork. Later, the school’s staff helped Ramsey find permanent housing.

Ramsey, 32, still remembers the joy she felt when she and her two daughters first visited Shaw.

“The principal looked like them — she was a young Black woman who was excited to see them,” she said.“ They were really big on family engagement, family involvement, and that’s just something you don’t see that often.”

Now, with the school’s fate in question, Ramsey is debating whether to keep Emersyn there.

Ramsey’s dilemma illustrates what the district calls its “cycle of declining enrollment”: Schools’ enrollment falls, leading to financial instability — which prompts even more families to leave. The problem is often worse at schools with more students of color.

And when schools face closure, it’s “devastating” for families, said Suleika Soto, acting director of the Boston Education Justice Alliance, which advocates for underrepresented students.

“It means you have to uproot,” she said. “And then if parents don’t like it, then they’ll remove their children from the public school system, which again adds to the toxic cycle.”

Nevertheless, some urban school districts that are losing students, including Denver, Indianapolis, and Kansas City, Missouri, are considering school closures. Earlier this year, the Oakland, California, school board voted to close several small schools despite furious protests.

“School budgets have been cut as a way to keep more schools open,” said former Oakland board member Shanthi Gonzales, who resigned in May soon after voting to support school closures. “There are really awful tradeoffs.”

Elsewhere, leaders — buoyed by federal COVID-19 relief funds — have continued to invest in these schools.

Chicago will use about $140 million of the $2.8 billion in COVID-19 relief it got to help prop up small schools this school year, officials said. Martinez, who took over as schools chief last fall, has sidestepped talk of closures, saying he wants to study how the district can make its campuses more attractive to families — and push for more money from the state.

In Los Angeles and New York City, officials say they’re focused on luring students back into the system, not school closures.

Yeah, if you need lures, maybe try offering trannies. I heard the kids these days are really big into trannies, fr fr no cap.

They said those kids is sussing for them trannies fr.

Homeschool while you still can

The New York Times is saying they don’t want Joe Brandon to run again.

They’re probably going to nominate Scott Wiener.

That would be the logical thing at this point.

Life Site News:

Christopher Rufo, the activist who has gone to war with CRT and LGBT activists over school curriculums across America, noted this week that progressivism appears to have three stages:

1. “It’s not happening and is a harmful right-wing conspiracy theory.”
2. “It’s happening and it’s good that it’s happening.”
3. “We’re making it mandatory for your children.”

This is a three-step version of Rod Dreher’s “Law of Merited Impossibility” — what you are saying cannot happen, and when it does, you bigots deserve it. As parental rights activists, conservative journalists, and online aggregators like Libs of TikTok increasingly expose the LGBT agenda for children both in and out of school, we’re seeing a lot of that lately.

First, LGBT activists get caught doing something. Instinctively, they deny it. But when that proves impossible, they insist that only a bigot would oppose the thing they just claimed they would never do but have now been exposed as doing.

Consider, for example, the response of a California state senator to Texas Representative Bryan Slaton’s call for a law to ban drag shows in the presence of minors in Texas after videos of an event called “Drag the kids to pride” went viral online.

“The events of the past weekend were horrifying and show a disturbing trend in which perverted adults are obsessed with sexualizing young children,” Slaton wrote in a statement. “As a father of two young children, I would never take my children to a drag show and I know Speaker Dan Phelan and the rest of my Republican colleagues wouldn’t either.”

California State Senator Scott Wiener, an open homosexual who represents San Francisco, tweeted out Slaton’s statement with a proposal of his own: “This guy just gave me a bill idea: Offering Drag Queen 101 as part of the K-12 curriculum. Attending Drag Queen Story Time will satisfy the requirement.”

Don’t think for a moment that Wiener is joking, either. Recent laws championed by Wiener include a 2017 bill to reduce the crime of knowingly exposing a sexual partner to HIV without disclosing the infection — previously a felony — to misdemeanour status. This change in law also applied to HIV-positive people who donate blood without informing the blood bank of their status. In 2020, Wiener sponsored another bill—signed by Governor Gavin Newsom — requiring California to imprison men who identify as women in female prisons. The view of the women locked up with these usually violent criminals is of no account to dangerous ideologues like Wiener, of course.

Scott Wiener

If you want an idea of what Wiener does find dangerous, he also co-authored a bill that could require prison time for healthcare workers declining a “preferred name or pronouns.” Wiener believes that it should not be a crime to have sex with someone without telling him that you are HIV-positive, but jail-time is appropriate for those who refuse to refer to a male as a female at his request.

It gets worse. Wiener proposed a law in 2019 – also signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom – that permits “judges discretion over sex-offender registration in all cases involving voluntary intercourse between teenagers 14 to 17, who cannot legally consent, and adults who are less than ten years older.”

Wiener worked to decriminalize homosexual intercourse between adults and minors in certain cases, claiming that California’s current laws discriminate against the LGBT community. In short, he worked to help statutory rapists avoid the sex offender registry list.

This Jew really does represent the spirit of America.

Just more totally normal stuff in totally normal America.

Breitbart:

A viral video featuring drag queens dancing in front of babies and toddlers at a Dallas pride event has caused an uproar on social media.

The event, titled “Drag the Kids to Pride,” was held at a bar called Mr. Misster in Dallas, Texas, where families were encouraged to attend with their children.The announcement said:

Mr. Misster’s Drag the Kids to Pride Drag Show provides the ultimate family-friendly pride experience. The signature event is a family-friendly spin-off of our Champagne Drag Brunch, with our resident DJ Charlie Phresh playing some of your favorite hits will host Nicole O’Hara Munro brings together some of the best drag entertainers around!

The announcement then invited “young performers” to take the stage and dance alongside the “Queens.”

It’s tiring reporting all of this.

But people need to know. People need to consciously make a choice to let this happen, so that God can make His judgements accordingly.

DRAG THE KIDS TO PRIDE DALLAS EXPOSED! pic.twitter.com/I5FAzxE0da

— Cassady Campbell (@Ccampbellbased) June 4, 2022

Drag Queen dances for children in Dallas, Texas. pic.twitter.com/uqoFWZMFAT

— Isabella Riley (@isabellarileyus) June 4, 2022

A bar in Dallas, Texas is advertising a drag show for children including the oppurtunity for some kids to perform with the drag queens on stage. This is the drag queen host. pic.twitter.com/L14WloK5ie

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) May 31, 2022

This is who will be leading the “workshops”

It’s about gosh-darn time.

It is current year, and up until just now, Scotland STILL didn’t have even one single drag queen school for teenagers.

The Guardian:

“You can use drag to explore anything you want to,” says Natalie Doidge, the organiser of what is thought to be Scotland’s first “drag school” for teenagers, which opens its doors later this month after facing down controversy.

“Drag isn’t limited to men dressed as women … and this course opens it out to anyone who wants to try it. It’s an exploration of [oneself] – especially for young people at the upper end of high school, when your life is just beginning and you’re thinking about who want to be. Gender is a performance, after all.”

Doidge, 23, has devised the five-day course along with King Dalby, 22, as part of Dumfries Youth Theatre’s summer programme. Both grew up in the town, are trainee producers at the theatre and want to create opportunities for young people living in rural areas like the south of Scotland.

The youth theatre, supported by the community platform Big Burns Supper, offers summer courses in comedy, dance and costume design as well as the drag school for those aged 11 to 18. It includes sessions on creating a persona, makeup, performance and the history of drag artists going back to the Stonewall riots.

The course is now sold out, with half the places taken up by girls. But it attracted a barrage of criticism, particularly when the organisers initially proposed a similar daytime event for older primary-school aged children.

A significant number of online comments raised concerns about safeguarding and sexualising of children, with some referring to entirely false tropes about LGBTQ adults exploiting educational spaces to “groom” younger people.

Graham Main, the chief executive of Big Burns Supper, underlines that even for primary schoolchildren there is an accepted and appropriate level of LGBT discussion within the curriculum. “We’re experienced youth workers, and we’re working in primary schools on a weekly basis,” he says.

“So we have a thorough and trusted awareness of the approach required. We need to recognise that the conversation around these topics is accelerating so quickly amongst young people in the classroom. This summer event is just about putting a wee flag up to say: ‘It’s OK to be in the chess club, and it’s OK to be in this one too.’”

In a rural area with no designated queer spaces, he adds, an event like this has a ripple effect in terms of young people’s awareness and confidence.

The organisers were planning a daylong drag offering for children aged eight to 11 years, but after the online backlash they adapted it to a one-day LGBTQ youth space, with discussions of heroes and icons and the evolution of the Pride flag, fuelled by rainbow snacks.

This is really great news for Scotland, and for the world.

No one knows the target for the total number of tranny children we need, but right now, it is only 10% in American schools.

Surely, we can get it to at least 50%.

We now know that the metaphysical entities which decide which body that souls are placed in are drunk at the wheel, and putting most souls into the wrong bodies. We’ve got to sort this crisis out, and the best way to do that is through education.

This is from a supposedly “conservative” publication

How insane do you have to be to sit there and think to yourself “yes, these are the things I want my little one to be exposed to”?

Parents willingly taking their kids to “drag events” may be a greater threat to their kids than these drag queen faggots.

Herald Publicist:

A month-to-month Denver drag present for kids gained momentum Sunday, drawing greater than 100 members regardless of demonstrations outdoors pitting “antifa” activists towards “Colorado Proud Boys” and non secular critics of gender-bending dress-up exercise.

Moms and dads escorted carefully-coiffed youngsters, largely aged 7 to 12, via the fracas as about 60 demonstrators squared off. Excessive-decibel activists on either side got here prepared for a struggle, sporting helmets, masks and goggles with some clutching Plexiglas shields.

Denver police stored the peace. Seven parked cruisers and armed officers with pepper spray held floor between opposing factions for greater than two hours, till demonstrators left because the three-hour present started on a stage within the Mile Excessive Comics retailer in northwestern Denver. Sgt. Chris Archuleta stated no arrests had been made.

This was the seventh “Drag For All Ages” present within the Mile Excessive Comics constructing, an industrial warehouse positioned close to the Quigg Newton Properties housing complicated. Every month, the demonstrations have intensified.

A barrier fence, adorned with U.S. flags and rainbow banners, wrapped the bottom of the constructing. A band performed contained in the fence, drowned by demonstrators yelling via bullhorns, waving indicators — “Shut it down, child drag is child abuse” — and simulated police sirens.

A “parasol patrol” of drag present supporters helped members navigate, guiding them across the demonstrators and police.

“I’m a big believer in free speech. This is America and that’s what makes America great — as long as you are not advocating harm against another,” stated Mile Excessive Comics proprietor Chuck Rozanski, aka Bettie Pages.

That’s exactly right – drag queens teaching kids The Way of Drag is what America is all about.

If you’re against this, you are against Freedom itself.

“Our goal is to put on a show for kids in a safe space. This is an event for kids. The trans and gender-questioning kids are the most bullied kids in any school,” Rozanski stated.

Protesters have focused the occasion but organizers stated attendance has topped 200.

“The conflict outside is bringing our community together,” present coordinator “Miss Jessica,” 26, stated, praising Denver police for shielding individuals.

“Antifa is nothing that we requested. I’d like them to go away. We’d like them all to go away. Fighting fire with more fire is not going to bring a resolution to this.”

One one facet of 46th Avenue, the black-clad antifa demonstrators outlined themselves as defenders of LGBT rights and kids towards white supremacists, Nazi and different “predators” who for months have urged an finish to the drag exhibits. “We’re here because the Proud Boys and Nazis are here,” a 28-year-old antifa demonstrator stated, declining to offer his title, saying anonymity is “a policy of anarchy.”

Those evil Nazis are at it again, trying to keep drag queens from being near children!

If you oppose the right of kids to be poked by the Gender Unicorn’s horn, you are a Nazi.

Exposing kids to faggots is how we fight white supremacy here in America.

Drag present organizers stated the actions are acceptable for kids, and enjoyable, difficult critics to look nearer.

“Before they judge, maybe they should see a show,” Rozanski stated. “How can you scream against something, and declare it immoral, if you never even saw a show?”

“Before they judge faggots, maybe they should try sucking a dick.”

“Before they judge murderers, maybe they should try randomly killing someone.”

“Before they judge Jews, maybe they should try drinking the blood of white kids.”