Had to look it up... and it's partially true - just not in the way many may portray it.
www.medicinenet.com
way too many folks think of even talking about this as being too "woke"
The video of his father's reaction above is all you need to know. Lotsa issues there...
www.westernjournal.com
but he apparently needs help doing something about it, you'd think a mad all powerful being could turn off lights on his own if he wanted to
these folks don't seem to realize that it is them mocking god with their nastiness. but self awareness has never been a trait of zealotsApparent Coordinated Attacks on North Carolina Substations Cut Power to 40,000 Americans
A North Carolina county lost power in apparent acts of vandalism. The action happened the same night as a controversial drag show.
More than 40,000 homes and businesses lost electrical power Saturday night in a central North Carolina county in what authorities suspect to be a coordinated attack.
The outage occurred the same night as a controversial drag show was scheduled in one of the county’s towns.
One of the organizers of protests against the drag show, Emily Grace Rainey, published a post to her Facebook page after the outage began stating, “The power is out in Moore County and I know why.”
She then posted a second statement with a picture of the exterior of the darkened theater stating, “God will not be mocked.”
Sounds exactly like domestic terrorism to me.Apparent Coordinated Attacks on North Carolina Substations Cut Power to 40,000 Americans
A North Carolina county lost power in apparent acts of vandalism. The action happened the same night as a controversial drag show.
More than 40,000 homes and businesses lost electrical power Saturday night in a central North Carolina county in what authorities suspect to be a coordinated attack.
The outage occurred the same night as a controversial drag show was scheduled in one of the county’s towns.
One of the organizers of protests against the drag show, Emily Grace Rainey, published a post to her Facebook page after the outage began stating, “The power is out in Moore County and I know why.”
She then posted a second statement with a picture of the exterior of the darkened theater stating, “God will not be mocked.”
If their faith determines that they don't want to see a drag show.... then don't go. No one is forcing them to attend.
when I was 10 or 11 I went to Key West FL with my parents for the anniversary of my Uncle's restaurant and bar. They rented a party bus and we all went, 11 year old me, 13 year old brother, our parents and 20 or so very gay dudes with about a third of them in drag. They drank mimosas and I assume did a bunch cocaine and we had a great time. It is how I discovered both what gay is and that my uncle bill was very gay. Interestingly we also had lunch by a topless beach. Fun day I learned and saw a lot but it did me absolutely zero harm. Still have a deep recollection of that beach.
Your parents are awesome. And at that age - yeah. I mean little kids. My little ones have seen drag in Mardi Gras parades but thought nothing of it, and we didn't bring it up. My oldest is 13 - old enough that I'd feel comfortable letting him see just about anything & make up his own mind. I wouldn't watch game of thrones with him - but I'm sure he's seen a lot more than I know about. Hell I was 16 & marched in a parade as Columbia from Rocky Horror - looking back I wonder if I'd be as open minded as my Dad was with my own daughter when she is that age.
Dad was awesome, mom still is. They never missed an opportunity to have fun and my Uncle Bill was always fun.
