Should parents have the right to take their child to drag queen story hour?

[Anonymous]

Yes

No

[NamerOfStars]

The chief advantage of "drag queen story hour", over "normal person story hour" is showing kids that the world contains freakadelic weirdos, and that said freakadelic weirdos aren't inherently bad people.

The presumed danger of it is that what's being read will somehow indoctrinate children into some sociosexual deviancy (since apparently conservatives think their children lack all critical reasoning skills, and hearing an idea in an isolated situation once or twice will make them accept it as gospel). Logically, having the parents take their child there, and thus, supposedly, be present themselves, would give you the best of both worlds.

I see no problem here.

[DaisyM23]

i mean a parent has ultimate rights over their child because if not them then who?

[Anonymous]

Of course, or do you want to take away that freedom as well.

[Anonymous]

I think it's still legal to be stupid. Yes.

[misogynistic_pig]

No, yuck.

[panamared1]

If they want, sure