Social Justice Warriors - Now With Less Feminism Sperging

madethistocomment said:
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Recently, a 10-year-old "Drag Kid" was photographed with a naked adult drag queen. I have no words.
10-Year-Old Boy 'Drag Kid' Photographed With Naked Adult Drag Queen
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On Monday, 10-year-old Canadian boy Nemis Quinn Mélançon-Golden was featured in a troubling Huck Magazine piece highlighting the life of a so-called "child drag queen."

Young Nemis, whose drag name is "Queen Lactacia," was shot by photographer Jonathan Frederick Turton for the spread. In one of the shots that did not make the magazine, Nemis, in full drag makeup and a black dress, is posing for a photo with the Season 7 winner of "RuPaul's Drag Race," Violet Chachki. In the shocking photo, Violet is wearing nothing but a pair of heels and a small piece of fabric covering his genitals, as seen in the screenshot below:

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"Interviewed and photographed [Queen Lactatia] for [Huck Magazine] about life as a child drag queen," posted Turton.

Turton, according to his website, "is a multi-media content producer with specialisms in photography, videography and journalism." He claims to have shot for mainstream outlets and businesses like the BBC, Adidas, Dazed and Confused Magazine, and The Discovery Channel.

In the jarring Huck Magazine piece — which ironically bashes Daily Wire Editor-in-Chief Ben Shapiro for calling out parents for over-sexualizing their "drag kids" — Nemis' mother, Jessica Melancon, conceded that drag has a sexual component and is unapologetic about her young son wearing sexually suggestive clothing if it "makes him feel beautiful":

“Drag is an adult arena and that’s where people question our judgement,” concedes Jessica. “So we have to censor things. He knows there are adult aspects of drag that he’s not allowed to apply to his show.”

“We would never try to overtly sexualise our child. But if he wears something that makes him feel beautiful, what right do I have to stop him wearing that dress because it might cause people to think things they shouldn’t be thinking? It’s a circular problem.”

In 2017, Nemis appeared on stage with popular drag queen Bianca Del Rio at a drag show his mother brought him to. The clip of the two on stage together, wherein the drag queen repeatedly uses the word "b****" and drops an "f"-bomb, quickly went viral.

"That video happened and everyone went crazy," Jessica recalled. "But we knew from the get-go we never wanted to lose control, or lose sight of it being fun for Nemis.”

According to Jessica, drag is "how Nemis chooses to express himself. He's just a kid playing."

"There is so much more going on in the world right now which is more horrifying and terrifying than my child wearing fancy shoes and a skirt. This shouldn’t be on anyone’s list of priorities," she added.

Nemis also appears to already be an LGBT advocate. "Choose Love. Be Proud. Smash the Patriarchy and be kind to one another, always! #pride #lovenothate#loveislove #nonbinary #thefutureisfluid," reads a post on the boy's Instagram account, which is said to be run by his mother.

reported by The Daily Wire, Desmond (AKA Desmond is Amazing) "was dressed as a Gwen Stefani-lookalike — full drag make up, a blonde wig, and crop top included — as he bounced around onstage to No Doubt's 'Like a Girl' and collected dollar bills from male adults viewing the number."

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“We would never try to overtly sexualise our child."
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"Ben Shapiro, alt-right mouthpiece..."
 
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And that's why I stayed out of the Desmond thread.

Because I knew if I went in there I wouldn't last three pages before @Null would have to threadban my ass for talking about creative uses for thermite and the efficacy of a long-distance rifle round.

There are people that are easy to laugh at, and then there are people who just lean on the a-log button for me.
 
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Came across this today. I haven't read Warriors since like, junior high, but apparently these are the kinds of assholes that run the fandom now. Draikinator, from what I've heard, could generate a thread all on her own for being an overall shitty human being that that shits on you if you don't believe that cats can be nonbinary or trans. But whatever. Enjoy some freshly-squeezed autism.
 
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Alto said:

Came across this today. I haven't read Warriors since like, junior high, but apparently these are the kinds of assholes that run the fandom now. Draikinator, from what I've heard, could generate a thread all on her own for being an overall shitty human being that that shits on you if you don't believe that cats can be nonbinary or trans. But whatever. Enjoy some freshly-squeezed autism.
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YA fiction was a mistake.
 
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My first experience with a black person was getting in a fight on the playground my first day of school. By this reasoning, it is not only acceptable but mandatory that I view all blacks as violent, dangerous animals.

Yes, I know, they're just trying to avoid taking responsibility for their prejudices. Typical of bigots.
 
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Even if you're okay with kids doing drag, their clearly some boundaries that need to be set, at the very least anyone who parades their child around as a public figure needs a visit from the social services. Childhood actors have rules why wouldnt a performer in this medium?

Particle Bored said:
I think they've been brought up before, but fucking hell, Dictionary.com...

There ya go, Dictionary.com, "ally" means "fag."
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The term ally interests me, since is an alliance rather than me helping a brother/sister in the cause of mankind-what exactly am I getting out of this 'alliance'? Since you've implied we're not friends or brothers in arms I'm curious why you think I should help you?

You don't need to make formal alliances with people you trust-Tywin lannister
 
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Vorhtbame said:
My first experience with a black person was getting in a fight on the playground my first day of school. By this reasoning, it is not only acceptable but mandatory that I view all blacks as violent, dangerous animals.
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Don't feel too bad. Even black people can't talk about horrid experiences at the hands of other black people. There's a lot of dysfunction in black culture that is swept under the rug completely and/or considered "airing dirty laundry" if you dare to bring them up like;

1. Not knowing the difference between child abuse and actually disciplining a child and then wondering why violence is such a huge problem. Smacking the shit out of your kid for acting like a child (making noise, jumping around, asking "Why?", a little talking back) is a good way of creating maladjusted individuals. Bonus points if you record your abuse to put on the internet so other deviants can give you asspats for that stunning parenting.

2. Blaming pedophilia on "fast" young girls and then wondering why R Kelly is just the tip of the fucking iceberg.

3. Considering certain mannerisms, interests, speech patterns, or viewpoints "white" or someone being a sell out which enforces the idea that irrational, or downright counter productive, behaviors are inherent to blackness. This is one that people LOVE to say doesn't exist but go to any predominantly black space (that isn't part of an alternative sub-culture) and you'll see just how pervasive this mentality is.

4. Rallying behind criminals in the name of "racial solidarity" thereby showing everyone within a million mile radius that you have no interest in protecting the vulnerable.

SJWs don't engage in this kind of critical analysis out of fear of being labeled racist and the black community is far from addressing internal issues out of fear of being held accountable. Racism is a problem, but saying the shit I listed above are caused by racism is disingenuous. It's a cultural issue and all cultures are open to critique. Find what works and discard the fucking rest.

There. I said it. Islamic me.
 
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Lydia of Whiterun said:
Don't feel too bad. Even black people can't talk about horrid experiences at the hands of other black people. There's a lot of dysfunction in black culture that is swept under the rug completely and/or considered "airing dirty laundry" if you dare to bring them up like;

1. Not knowing the difference between child abuse and actually disciplining a child and then wondering why violence is such a huge problem. Smacking the shit out of your kid for acting like a child (making noise, jumping around, asking "Why?", a little talking back) is a good way of creating maladjusted individuals. Bonus points if you record your abuse to put on the internet so other deviants can give you asspats for that stunning parenting.

2. Blaming pedophilia on "fast" young girls and then wondering why R Kelly is just the tip of the fucking iceberg.

3. Considering certain mannerisms, interests, speech patterns, or viewpoints "white" or someone being a sell out which enforces the idea that irrational, or downright counter productive, behaviors are inherent to blackness. This is one that people LOVE to say doesn't exist but go to any predominantly black space (that isn't part of an alternative sub-culture) and you'll see just how pervasive this mentality is.

4. Rallying behind criminals in the name of "racial solidarity" thereby showing everyone within a million mile radius that you have no interest in protecting the vulnerable.

SJWs don't engage in this kind of critical analysis out of fear of being labeled racist and the black community is far from addressing internal issues out of fear of being held accountable. Racism is a problem, but saying the shit I listed above are caused by racism is disingenuous. It's a cultural issue and all cultures are open to critique. Find what works and discard the fucking rest.

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Real racism is when you let someone have a shitty life forced on them, and then pretend it's the right thing to do just because of their skin color.
 
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madethistocomment said:
https://www.dailywire.com/news/4208...ssed-drag-pictured-naked-amanda-prestigiacomo
Recently, a 10-year-old "Drag Kid" was photographed with a naked adult drag queen. I have no words.
10-Year-Old Boy 'Drag Kid' Photographed With Naked Adult Drag Queen
child_drag_queen.jpg

Photo by Santiago Felipe/FilmMagic/GettyImages

On Monday, 10-year-old Canadian boy Nemis Quinn Mélançon-Golden was featured in a troubling Huck Magazine piece highlighting the life of a so-called "child drag queen."

Young Nemis, whose drag name is "Queen Lactacia," was shot by photographer Jonathan Frederick Turton for the spread. In one of the shots that did not make the magazine, Nemis, in full drag makeup and a black dress, is posing for a photo with the Season 7 winner of "RuPaul's Drag Race," Violet Chachki. In the shocking photo, Violet is wearing nothing but a pair of heels and a small piece of fabric covering his genitals, as seen in the screenshot below:

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"Interviewed and photographed [Queen Lactatia] for [Huck Magazine] about life as a child drag queen," posted Turton.

Turton, according to his website, "is a multi-media content producer with specialisms in photography, videography and journalism." He claims to have shot for mainstream outlets and businesses like the BBC, Adidas, Dazed and Confused Magazine, and The Discovery Channel.

In the jarring Huck Magazine piece — which ironically bashes Daily Wire Editor-in-Chief Ben Shapiro for calling out parents for over-sexualizing their "drag kids" — Nemis' mother, Jessica Melancon, conceded that drag has a sexual component and is unapologetic about her young son wearing sexually suggestive clothing if it "makes him feel beautiful":

“Drag is an adult arena and that’s where people question our judgement,” concedes Jessica. “So we have to censor things. He knows there are adult aspects of drag that he’s not allowed to apply to his show.”

“We would never try to overtly sexualise our child. But if he wears something that makes him feel beautiful, what right do I have to stop him wearing that dress because it might cause people to think things they shouldn’t be thinking? It’s a circular problem.”

In 2017, Nemis appeared on stage with popular drag queen Bianca Del Rio at a drag show his mother brought him to. The clip of the two on stage together, wherein the drag queen repeatedly uses the word "b****" and drops an "f"-bomb, quickly went viral.

"That video happened and everyone went crazy," Jessica recalled. "But we knew from the get-go we never wanted to lose control, or lose sight of it being fun for Nemis.”

According to Jessica, drag is "how Nemis chooses to express himself. He's just a kid playing."

"There is so much more going on in the world right now which is more horrifying and terrifying than my child wearing fancy shoes and a skirt. This shouldn’t be on anyone’s list of priorities," she added.

Nemis also appears to already be an LGBT advocate. "Choose Love. Be Proud. Smash the Patriarchy and be kind to one another, always! #pride #lovenothate#loveislove #nonbinary #thefutureisfluid," reads a post on the boy's Instagram account, which is said to be run by his mother.

reported by The Daily Wire, Desmond (AKA Desmond is Amazing) "was dressed as a Gwen Stefani-lookalike — full drag make up, a blonde wig, and crop top included — as he bounced around onstage to No Doubt's 'Like a Girl' and collected dollar bills from male adults viewing the number."

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Ok the gif is broken but it's that gif of sophia the robot looking confused and then making a "YIKES" face, you know the one.
That poor kid.
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Why do I have a feeling that this kid's story will end with a murder-suicide?

Really, after all the traumatizing shit he's been through, I fear that he'll have difficulties trying to keep it together as he grows up. God knows how much worse this kid's life is off camera when he's not "prettied up" and shown off like a trophy.
 
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Big Nasty said:
Is the word "parent" about to become one of the new taboo words in SJW circles?

Just wondering because I saw an official notice that said that the facilities of the "baby corner" at a certain establishment were reserved for "babies with their adults only".
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Maybe it's a way not to be exclusive of homosexuals, if they adopt a child neither of them is a parent of the kid.
 
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SJWs Ruin EVERYTHING.

What could be more benign than knitting? And yet no! This woman wrote a blog post about a trip to India and how much she was looking forward to all the bright colours. Benign, dull stuff. Racist apparently. A billion Woke Ally comments later the poor sod is grovelling and has been given fucking homework to do.

The whole weaponised offence/public shaming thing is an outlet for aggression and social control. Urgh.

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And that drag kid.. no words. It’s sexual abuse. Poor, poor child. Why are social services not involved? Let me guess... trans Teflon
 
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Tanti-Fanti said:
Can someone explain this word salad? Please?
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"Femme" is a term that used to simply mean "feminine lesbian" but was then picked up by queer ideologists and now it's been turned into a gender identity or something along those lines. She's basically saying that she's a black woman who doesn't want to be called a black woman because it's not special enough
 
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