Do you think it's right to bring children to pride parades?

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Anonymous · Accepted Answer

As long as the parade does not have things that are overtly sexual in nature it should not be an issue. It should be a decision made by the children's parents though. If they are exposed to sexual aspects then it should be no different than any other child abuse law related to sexual deviance. If the parades want to contain sexually overt things they should make sure that anyone under 18 is strictly forbidden from attending in the first place or they should be held liable. We have a problem where we think anything related to those in LGBTQ community is all about sex. Relationships are relationships, and equality that most pride events strive to achieve are not about sex. There are places trying to breed hate and making it about children and sex, which is disgusting that they use that as a front to base an attack on a community of people that may have different beliefs or love interests than us straight people. Not ever drag queen is sexual. Not every parade is sexual. Not every pride event is sexual. When it is sexual in nature, children should not be present. When it's not, why do we care other than to breed hate? The LGBTQ exists and to say that children shouldn't be present at events that are geared towards equality only reminds us of the struggles we have had in this country for women's rights, for minority rights (especially for black and brown members of our communities), and others where hate and fear pushed those rights back as long as possible. And again, if events are geared to being sexual, parents who take them should be held responsible but event planners should make sure they are not in attendance and be held responsible as well.

D_Bone_Steak · Accepted Answer

No to the hell naw naw.

Do you think it's right to bring children to pride parades?

It's blatantly obvious what this agenda has turned into. They already tried to slap a P on their little alphabet (for P3do) and when that worked they tried to destigmatize by trying to a M on there for MAPs (Minor Attracted Persons)... they're not giving up on this agenda.

Reminds me of the women's march, when it got hi-jacked by the Pro-Islamic stuff. All those pink hat ladies were just standing there like deers looking at headlights... lolz, they were even putting that hijab on for it. Mainstream media steers clear and because it's "their team" they just stay silent about it.

AaronH03 · Accepted Answer

I think this all depends not only on the person or family dynamic but also whether or not the parade itself is “kid friendly”. I’m part of the LGBTQ+ community and wouldn’t want to bring a child to one of the parades where people are practically running around naked. But if it’s a parade just celebrating being part of the community and not trying to go out of the way to demonstrate taboo things (a bunch of people on bicycles nude etc) I see no issue with that. I always equate it to this…if a bunch of straight people had a parade and there was a float with practically nude women on it it would be shut down immediately.

thatshydork · Accepted Answer

Yes. First of all, it’s none of other peoples business so long as the children aren’t being harmed (which they’re not, despite some might say/think). Second, it teaches children that not everybody is going to be like them. Some people are going to be attracted to the same gender or all genders. Some people don’t identify with the parts they were born with. Some people don’t know what they identify as. Some people are bisexual. Children need to learn that not everybody is going to be like them and that’s ok.

Lliam · Answer

I don't see why children should be encouraged to think about LGBT at all. Almost 97.5% of people "identify" as heterosexual. Kids should assume that heterosexuality is normal. Why should they celebrate LGBT when they have no idea about sexuality, let alone gender bullshit? LGBT shouldn't be thought of as attractive, alluring or desirable. That's some Pied Piper shit.

I was reading an article about rainbows recently. They used to represent good luck, hope, optimism, happiness, wellness, positive energy, a promise of good things to come, a bridge between Earth and sky.
When children made crayon drawings of their home and family, they would often put a colorful rainbow in the sky.
Children think rainbows are beautiful and magical, but now they are being taught that they represent LGBT. The universal symbol has been hijacked.

lightbulb27 · Answer

no, it's brain washing and training. but what are they training them?

You need to expand upon the "+"... what does it include exactly as "ok"

Bestiality?

Pedophelia? - we are seeing this pop up now.

The sky is the limit right? We have to be clear about what we are saying. These children will go around repeating "Gay pride" but won't know what it means nor have thought about it, it's just conditioned.

That's different than rejecting LGBTQ people. But you have to think about what you are teaching, especially when they have limited concept...

Leapfrog00 · Answer

I think it's OK, as long as no one tries to corrupt the child and make them believe that they should be gay or bi or whatever. They should choose on their own!

But other than that, I think it teaches good values to love people for who they are. Everyone is different and unique in their own way, and I would want a child to learn that early on, instead of becoming a racist who hates everyone. It's definitely a better learning experience than politics, who try to corrupt everyone with their bullshit beliefs!

Except people for who they are! That would be what I would try to teach the child.

Shamalien · Answer

I’m not gunna stop people, but no, I do not think it’s right. Children should not be in sexual spaces and a celebration of homosexuality, or any sexuality for that matter is no place for a child.

I also would not bring a child to a strip or fetish club, and in my city, pride looks a lot like one of those places. There are sex acts performed openly on the street

bringing a kid to a nude beach is fine because the nude body is not sexualized but when you add leather straps n shit I’m out

MementoMori777 · Answer

no, the whole agenda is evil, i know this will trigger a lot of people but its true, they know if they can aim for the children they will stomp on the generations that come after this one as well.

humanearth · Answer

I will never fo to one

I want nothing to do with that Nazi hate group called LGBTQ

Because I'm a crossdresser, they say I'm transgender. Fuck that shit.

World hear me out. I'm just a dude that likes to wears women's clothing.

I am not a fake chick with a dick

Siri137 · Answer

No, that's absolutely foul and immoral. Why don't people keep their private affairs private anymore? Why do they feel the need to tell the whole goddamn world about all the stupid and disgusting things they get up to in their homes? What is there to actually be "proud" of here?

BeMuse · Answer

Sexualizing children is horrible. Let them play with their toys and drink their apple juice. They are kids. They haven't gone through puberty yet so sex is off the table. The only people that want to sexualize children are child molesters. Are you a child molester?

Sour-rose · Answer

Surprised I didn't answer this but no. Not because... it's pride month, idgaf. Be happy. But you literally waving a rainbow flag while little suzy is next to you and you see a rather... ugly trans wo-

THAT'S NO TRANS WOMAN, IIZA KIDNAPPER! THAT MOFO JUST TOOK SUZY! OHHH SHIT!

And it's that easy. :) Soo no.

genericname85 · Answer

i think we should rename it and give it a more fitting name. how about pedophile parade? or groomer parade?

like it just boggles my mind how people got so brain damaged that they think, bringing a child to a parade about sex is even remotely appropriate.

msmissydc · Answer

Yes, people are surrounded by heterosexuality unavoidable all time. Showing them the other side is normal as well should be fine. Also its a great atmosphere there like a carnival which I guess they like as well, just having fun.

MemeSupreme · Answer

sure, i've been to one before and it was chill. no one was being overly sexual like ones you see on social media. ik for any parades or festivals i went to as a child i never cared about what it was for, so it's not like i'd be confusing them lmao

abc3643 · Answer

I don't have a problem.
Kids that young aren't going to think anything of it.
I mean, Jesus Christ, you are 22 and probably watched Tinky Winky with his purse on Teletubbies and you're not fucked up, are you?

Malcom_Reynolds · Answer

I don't see any reason why not. They're about acceptance and inclusion, not sex. Also I feel like most of the people fear mongering about them have never been to one.

Anonymous · Answer

i'm not lgbtq+ so i don't see why i would need to bring my child there -shrug- to each their own. i will support from far away. plus, with things being how they are, i just wouldn't feel safe. a lot of people don't support gay rights so i don't want to be in harms way of a shooting if it were to happen and i sure wouldn't want my child to be in harms way either.

Juxtapose · Answer

This is disgusting child abuse and I will forever despise the child grooming part of the alphabet community.

Why do you want to be dressed like you're in a gentleman's club and gyrate front of children? What the fuck is wrong with you people? Why would anybody approve this?

KatherineJ · Answer

I wouldn’t take my daughter to one. Not because I have anything against anyone, but most of them are not really “kid friendly”. Now when she is a little older, if she said she wanted to go? Sure. Just not right now.,

Anonymous · Answer

Exposing children to sexually explicit material and / or performances is wrong, period, end of discussion. The sexual orientation of those depicted in the performance and / or material DOES NOT MATTER. Children are not meant to see things like that, because they are not mature enough to understand what is being presented.

menina · Answer

Yes it is. Children will later learn that the LGBTQIAP community exists and that people who are part of the community are also part of society. It's a way of showing that not everyone is heterosexual and cisgender.

slatyb · Answer

Why not? People take children to church. At least gay people are real.

Sixgunsound · Answer

I think it's hypocritical for people who have kids naturally to be at any kind of pride event. I think it is child molestation to subject minors to a pride event.

Miristheiss · Answer

I think pride parades in and of themselves are bad and it is horrible to bring kids to that delusion of people running around in leather chaps, whipping each other to be "PROUD" of what they choose sexually.

That is insanity.

heyuas · Answer

No, because I don’t think they understand fully.

KetoJames · Answer

Back in the day, that little girl in the front would be home making mud pies with her dog. Now children are just pawns.

DizzyDesii · Answer

No. I see no good influence coming from such propaganda. It will further confuse the child

hahahmm · Answer

No. In fact it is wrong for people who live openly in abnormal relationships to raise children as it imparts mental disorders on the child. This is true for hetero and no hetero couples.

exitseven · Answer

Nope, they do not have to see a truckload of guys dressed up like hookers.

GOLDFISH_smile · Answer

Is it right to bring kids to rated R movies? Personally I wouldn't do it, but Im not everybody's parent. I don't think it should be illegal

Spade_01 · Answer

No, not at all. It's not even right to expose them to normal sexuality let alone that illness. They're kids! Let them be kids.

DarkLegacy · Answer

It obviously isn't. This is how the woke lefties brainwash them into going woke. It has worked wonders on feeble millennials. To be fair it is no right for anyone to take part in pride parades or BLM marches. All these things should be banned.

Hispanic-Cool-Guy · Answer

No I do not. Adults can do whatever they want but children are innocent and don't need to be in such environment where freaks are exposing their penis and doing all sorts of perverted ish at a gay parade.

Kids don't need to see that.

sage2021 · Answer

No I don't but apparently their ignorant parents do. Oh well, it's their life.

Astarlessnightsky · Answer

People bring their kids to all sorts of parades, one is not better or worse than another.

DextroShade · Answer

No, these parades are for adults to celebrate their sexual preferences, they are completely inappropriate for children especially given the sort of sick things on display at these things.

Christoff92 · Answer

Well no. But for that situation couldn't get the babysitter to come by. Also was the first time since the covid that the pride parade can be official once again. So it was temptation to go and bring their kids. Don't blame them 😀

Anonymous · Answer

Of course.

richardcory · Answer

Sure, thought they would likely get bored fairly quickly.

sheenagwapa · Answer

it's not wrong... lgbt pips 🏳️‍🌈 are God's creations we are all sisters and brothers under one God so i don't see anything wrong with it

Unit1 · Answer

I don't have much of an opinion for it. Teenagers might be ok with attending those. for the Toddlers i'd prefer they would stay out of it. I'll only confuse them.

Ben487 · Answer

no but I support the parents freedom to do so if they want to. It's also not right to spank your children but I also support parents freedom to discipline their children.

metallhead665 · Answer

Sexuality and children do not mix. Gay, straight I don't give a shit. This is pedophilia at its finest and the fact so many people are pushing to have this is so fucked up

Amur8711 · Answer

No, pride parades are all about expressing sexuality. That is not appropriate for children. I consider it child abuse to take them to such things and the parents should be arrested for doing so.

ImalwaysrightOK · Answer

I don't think children should be exposed to anything having to do with sexuality.

roy_ricky09 · Answer

PLEASE keep your innocent children away from this filth

ColHathi · Answer

I haven't been to a pride parade. Is it an adults only thing? Otherwise I'm not sure I see the harm. Cute pic by the way.

Snakeyes7 · Answer

Maybe on paper it is OK to do it. But because they do overtly sexual things out where everyone can see them in these parades, it is not a good idea.

RingOfFire · Answer

Disgusting. The people who do this to children should be in prison.

goaded · Answer

Sounds like a poll, to me. Yes, it's fine, they're fun.

Hannajenky · Answer

Aboslutely. If you disagree you don’t deserve to have children because you are a terrible parent

AngryCarl2 · Answer

If they're your kids, yes. If they're someone else's kids who you've kidnapped to use as human shields, absolutely not.

imawfulatusernames · Answer

Yes, pride isn’t sexual, the only reason you’d think otherwise is if you can’t fathom gay relationships outside of gay sex

Exterminatore · Answer

Nope: I don’t even think it’s right to bring adults to them.

kinggeorge007 · Answer

I don't think so. They need to be in an age when they can clearly understand what's going on.

Howdyhey · Answer

Not for my family but so whatever you want with yours.

deartheopolis · Answer

No I would not because kids are impressionable but that’s me.

tfan1 · Answer

No it’s wrong and disgusting. All the kids see is a rainbow and kids love rainbows

noohair · Answer

Children should never be exposed to anything sexual that they can't understand. It is child abuse. Start saving for the psychiatrist.

Jamie05rhs · Answer

No. Leave the kids at home. This is an adult event.

DiegoO · Answer

I neither think is right to care them to religious parades.

HippieVeganJewslim · Answer

Yes. They can be A for ally, if they see themselves as none of the others.

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