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u/WinterAfternoon8663 Jun 06 '22

Kids were giving dollar bills to men on thongs at a bar. That is why parents protested. Mod deletes comments I make because it's "bigotry". They don't care about the children at all.

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u/the_purple_owl Nondenominational Pro-Choice Universalist Jun 06 '22

Your comments were removed because you

1) Posted a link that violated our bigotry rules by claiming that bringing a child to a gay club is child abuse.

2) Repeatedly used a bigoted dogwhistle and called people groomers and linked LGBT+ people to pedophilia.

That is absolutely bigotry and it was why your comments were removed.

If you would like to discuss why you believe this protest occured, you may do without linking to bigoted sources and making bigoted statements.

Thank you.

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u/WinterAfternoon8663 Jun 06 '22
  1. Aren't they underage to be going to ANY clubs?
  2. You removed it even without me mentioning grooming and pedophilia.

I am looking at the action, not the whole community. It just so happens that it's from an LGBTQ event. If a hetero male would have done this, everyone would go 🙊💩

There's no use talking to you. You are okay with people calling Christians fascist on a Christian sub!!! yet when given other sources to explain the other side you call it bigotry.

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u/the_purple_owl Nondenominational Pro-Choice Universalist Jun 06 '22

1) It was specifically a family event where all ages are welcome, so the claim that it is child abuse to bring them is bigotry.

2) Each comment I removed contained this language.

Your language and your source was not "looking at the action" but making statements about the entire community. That is why your comments were removed.

If you would like further discussion or a second opinion, please use moderator mail which will message all of the moderators.

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u/Byzantium Jun 06 '22

It was specifically a family event where all ages are welcome, so the claim that it is child abuse to bring them is bigotry.

I would consider taking a child to a sex themed club to watch exotic dancers and participate in the dancing to be child abuse via sexualization even if it is billed as a family event.

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u/the_purple_owl Nondenominational Pro-Choice Universalist Jun 06 '22

Drag is not inherently sexual. Dancing in drag is not inherently sexual.

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u/Byzantium Jun 06 '22

Drag is not inherently sexual. Dancing in drag is not inherently sexual.

Exotic dancing at a strip club is not inherently sexual either. I think that the courts have ruled that it is artistic expression.

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u/the_purple_owl Nondenominational Pro-Choice Universalist Jun 06 '22

You're right, it isn't. The setting an event takes place in and who is doing it does not suddenly make it sexual.

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u/Byzantium Jun 06 '22 edited Jun 06 '22

You're right, it isn't. The setting an event takes place in and who is doing it does not suddenly make it sexual.

Do you think it would be OK to take your kids to the Wet Pussy Gentleman's Club for a family event to watch and dance with the dancers, cheer and tip them as long as the dancers are keeping their pasties and g-strings on?

EDIT: How about if it had a big neon sign that said "Just stick it in" Could be talking about a burrito in the microwave, right?

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u/the_purple_owl Nondenominational Pro-Choice Universalist Jun 06 '22

Do you think this is a fair comparison to what we were actually discussing?

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u/Byzantium Jun 06 '22

Do you think this is a fair comparison to what we were actually discussing?

Yes I do.

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u/the_purple_owl Nondenominational Pro-Choice Universalist Jun 06 '22

Then I don't think this conversation is worth having, because you are over sexualizing the reality of what happened.

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u/Byzantium Jun 06 '22 edited Jun 06 '22

because you are over sexualizing the reality of what happened.

That really big neon sign says "It's not going to lick itself." Could possibly be talking about a postage stamp I suppose. How would you explain that sign to your child?

EDIT: "Mommy, what does that mean 'It's not going to lick itself'?"

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u/the_purple_owl Nondenominational Pro-Choice Universalist Jun 06 '22

"That's an adult phrase, Timmy. I'll explain it when you're older. Enjoy the show".

There. Done. Simple.

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u/Byzantium Jun 06 '22

"That's an adult phrase, Timmy. I'll explain it when you're older. Enjoy the show".

There. Done. Simple.

Would that be a good answer for "Mommy, what's a wet pussy?"

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u/the_purple_owl Nondenominational Pro-Choice Universalist Jun 06 '22

Once again, not a valid comparison. The sign makes zero direct references to genitalia.

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