Careercow Lindsay M Amer / Queer Kid Stuff - Makes LGBT SJW Style videos for children, complete with creepy music

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She broke out her ukulele to sing that drag queen song.

Can't post the link cause I'm on my lunch break right now will fix post later

Hey Lindsay I got a song for ya

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The neck on the groomer goes crack Crack Crack crack Crack Crack Crack crack all in the noose.
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Two weeks and only 300 views? This chic was astroturfed when she first showed up.

Her latest video (from yesterday) has only 60.


The book ain't as pozzed as I expected. At least nobody mutilated the unicorn. But the message is terrible. The Unicorn was just born in the ocean... or some of the Narwhals just kidnapped it? The thing is, the book implies exactly that a boy can be born a girl just like that.. which is stupid as saying a elephant can randomly produce a giraffe.

Author, like Lindsay, it's another genderqueer moron who is obsessed with kids.
 
She is going to give me many new books for the lgbt books to groom kids thread.
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Not to mention it's about "gender-neutral people who get pregnant" as opposed to women. These people are fucking deranged and I'm surprised more of them aren't outright molesting children at this point. That we know of, at least.
She broke out her ukulele to sing that drag queen song.

Can't post the link cause I'm on my lunch break right now will fix post later

Hey Lindsay I got a song for ya

🎶 🎵
The neck on the groomer goes crack Crack Crack crack Crack Crack Crack crack all in the noose.
🎶 🎵
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"Disabled by Owner", Lmfao.
 
Good God, I don't remember seeing that chest photo before. Fucking horrific.
If Clive Barker attempted to do an "educational" kid's show starring a literal Cenobite everyone would think he's nuts because there's no way that's appropriate.

But have someone who took that same carnal desire for mutilation and sucked all the style out of it, and somehow it's fine.
 
Oh. It's a tranny. Because of course it fucking is. Can't we just get regular cis child sexual abusers anymore? *sigh*

I think the physical troonout was rather recent. She went by proper pronouns even when she started her grooming show, and only "came out" as nonbinary rather late into it.

EDIT: The tiktok that shows the video in question is rather recent, February 2 of last year.

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And the other video mentioned in the Radar article, apparently she deleted it, so another person mirrored it or something.

 
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According to that article, her justification for saying "kids and kink can coexist at Pride" is that "kids won't know that leather means kink so it's fine to wear it in front of them".

If that isn't a slippery slope I don't know what is.

Kids don't know that handcuffs are used for sex so that's fine to do in front of kids. Kids don't know what buttplugs or vibrators are so it's fine to have buttplugs and vibrators on display in front of kids. Not everyone knows what petplay is so it's fine for someone to go around with their collared and leashed sex partner in public.

The number one rule of kink is consent. Showing off your fetish in front of someone who legally cannot give consent is fucked up. Or, taking a child to an event where there will be sexual goings-on is fucked up.
 
According to that article, her justification for saying "kids and kink can coexist at Pride" is that "kids won't know that leather means kink so it's fine to wear it in front of them".

If that isn't a slippery slope I don't know what is.

Kids don't know that handcuffs are used for sex so that's fine to do in front of kids. Kids don't know what buttplugs or vibrators are so it's fine to have buttplugs and vibrators on display in front of kids. Not everyone knows what petplay is so it's fine for someone to go around with their collared and leashed sex partner in public.

The number one rule of kink is consent. Showing off your fetish in front of someone who legally cannot give consent is fucked up. Or, taking a child to an event where there will be sexual goings-on is fucked up.
By her logic I could whip my dick out and wave it around 4 year olds at one of those pride parades, because 4 year olds don't know what sex is therefore a dick shouldn't be a sexual thing at all to them

She's a pedo, just like all the creeps who insist on doing that shit around kids
 
According to that article, her justification for saying "kids and kink can coexist at Pride" is that "kids won't know that leather means kink so it's fine to wear it in front of them".

If that isn't a slippery slope I don't know what is.

Kids don't know that handcuffs are used for sex so that's fine to do in front of kids. Kids don't know what buttplugs or vibrators are so it's fine to have buttplugs and vibrators on display in front of kids. Not everyone knows what petplay is so it's fine for someone to go around with their collared and leashed sex partner in public.

The number one rule of kink is consent. Showing off your fetish in front of someone who legally cannot give consent is fucked up. Or, taking a child to an event where there will be sexual goings-on is fucked up.
Don't worry, Surely the pedo groomer Lindz Amer will soon have a new video out teaching toddlers about leather and kink! Or maybe a kiddie picture book on BDSM. Grooming toddlers and preschoolers is what Linndz is all about.
 
Lindsay has made it to the big time! She is now a credited writer on Paw Patrol!
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She is responsible for the design and writing of this character.
I was brought on as a consultant initially because they wanted to develop a nonbinary character and I let them know I’m a writer as well so I could script the character. So I did a little bit more than a typical freelance writer. Talking about what the character will be like, naming the character, looking at character design, all of that in addition to outlining, scripting, and going through notes and revisions.

Fucking gross. I havnt heard about this bitch since Nerkish reacted to her videos a decade ago. Saw this posted on twitter and now I get to read through this thread to see what teddy has been up to.

“Paw Patrol” Universe Gets Its First LGBTQ Character, a Nonbinary Skateboarder​

Representation matters!
Posted on September 4, 2023

Rubble & Crew, a spin-off of Nickelodeon’s smash-hit kids’ show Paw Patrol, has dropped an episode with the franchise’s first nonbinary character (and first confirmed LGBTQ character overall), written by Lindz Amer of Queer Kid Stuff.

In the episode “The Crew Builds an Observatory,” bulldog Rubble and his construction crew of builder pups meet human skateboarder River (voiced by nonbinary actor Cihang Ma), who’s new in town. River (who reads as Asian) loves taking photos and wants to photograph a shooting star that’s whizzing by that night. River asks for Rubble’s help in building an observatory. The crew encounters obstacles along the way, but (spoiler!) perseveres and completes the job just in time for River to grab the shot.

The episode’s writer, Lindz Amer, is the creator of Queer Kid Stuff, which launched in 2016 as an LGBTQ+ and social justice webseries, and now offers a variety of LGBTQ-inclusive resources, storytimes, and more for kids and their adults. They’re also the author of the terrific Rainbow Parenting: Your Guide to Raising Queer Kids and Their Allies,
Amer explained on Instagram, “I wanted to write a nonbinary character that was aspirational and incredibly cool, someone for the pups (and kids at home) to look up to. They found an awesome non-binary actor to voice River and I’m so so happy about how it turned out.”

The motivation for creating the character came from the show’s permanent team, who then asked Amer to help. Amer told me in a direct message that they said I could share:
I was brought on as a consultant initially because they wanted to develop a nonbinary character and I let them know I’m a writer as well so I could script the character. So I did a little bit more than a typical freelance writer. Talking about what the character will be like, naming the character, looking at character design, all of that in addition to outlining, scripting, and going through notes and revisions.
River is delightful, full of zest for skateboarding and always eager to “Get that pic!” We don’t specifically learn River’s pronouns or that they are nonbinary, but River’s shirt, pants, and skateboard evoke the yellow, white, purple, and black of the nonbinary flag, and they are wearing pink, white, and light blue socks—the colors of the trans flag. Subtle, yes—but I’m guessing nonbinary and trans kids will pick up on it immediately, and that’s important. Even if they don’t know the flags per se, the presence of both pink and blue is a message in itself about blurring the gender binary.
River’s socks, on Nickelodeon/Paramount’s “Rubble & Crew”

In a way, I’m glad the introduction of the character downplayed their nonbinary identity. I tend to prefer this approach to ones that focus on an LGBTQ character’s LGBTQ identity as if it’s the only or most important aspect of their life, or only show us in Pride episodes (though I love a good Pride theme if it’s part of a range of episodes). While River doesn’t appear in any other episodes in this first season, I hope we see them again in a future one, and maybe then learn their pronouns.

I’ll also note that truck driver and pilot Camila, a regular character and not Amer’s creation, wears a plaid shirt and gives me strong lesbian vibes. (I know, it’s a stereotype, but as a flannel-loving lesbian myself, I feel a resonance.) That might just be my wishful thinking. Still, is it too much to dream that a future episode will be titled “The Crew Builds a Pride Float,” and show us Camila and River atop the float as the allied builder pups trot alongside?

Representation matters. I’m thrilled to see a mainstream outlet tapping into the knowledge of someone who is not only LGBTQ themself, but has been explaining and affirming LGBTQ identities with kids and their adults for years.

Watch Rubble & Crew anywhere you get Nick Jr., including Prime Video.
I also encourage you to contact Nickelodeon and its parent company, Paramount, to tell them how much the episode means to you and why you want to see more nonbinary and other LGBTQ representation in kids’ media. (I’m guessing that anti-LGBTQ folks will be writing in to complain; let’s not let them be the only voices heard.) Here are a few contacts:

Investor Relations
1-212-846-0787
1-877-227-0787
investorrelations@viacbs.com

David Bittler
Executive Vice President, Corporate
David.Bittler@nick.com

Katelyn Balach
Senior Director, Animation
Katelyn.Balach@nick.com

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