Kimberly Steele

Yes, this stupid "inclusive" trend of putting all that was once fringe and cool into a children's setting is just gross and defiles all that is special, sacred, and fun about drag queens. Children cannot understand the hilarious irony of All I Want For Christmas is You lip-synced by a grown man in heels, nor should they. There's something very sick about modern culture -- EVERYTHING has to revolve around children, and Drag Queen Storytime is a great example of that maladaptation. For instance, everyone ostensibly moves to the suburbs "for the children", yet it's the most toxic way to grow up, and I can attest to this, because I grew up in the suburbs. I'm not surprised that the "PROTECT THE CHILDREN!" crowd was the very first to throw children ages 0-18 under the bus, because it is and always was a shell game. The children are the targets. They are pincushions for vaccines, they are the ones all the useless stuff is marketed to, and they are the ones who are told the current economy of comfortable office plankton can go on forever if they only go to college/get married/embrace debt slavery like good little drones.