But how come drag queens never entertain at old folks homes?
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Yermom_Is_God — 5 months ago(October 28, 2025 08:24 PM)
You guys have gotten so extreme you can't even defend this **** anymore, you just lie and say it isn't happening. Which I get it, knowing the type of terrible and and stupid creature you are, you'd never oppose the radical progressive left out loud, you may do it in your head, but you can’t admit it publicly, and you certainly can't defend this ****, so the only thing you guys have left is to desperately convince people their eyes are lying to them. Grow some balls, you pussy.
"I am Kamala Harris, my pronouns are she and her, and I am a woman sitting at the table wearing a blue suit." -A fucking idiot -
filmflaneur — 5 months ago(October 28, 2025 04:34 PM)
how come drag queens never entertain at old folks homes?
How come you get things wrong all the time? Drag queens do entertain at old folks' homes. For example, in June 2024 for instance, a care home in Canada hosted a successful vintage drag show fundraiser for LGBTQIA+ seniors. The Oregon-based Rose Villa retirement community as another example, has featured multiple drag queen shows that have become a hit with residents. In addition to these specifically LGBTQIA+-focused events, drag performers have also entertained more general audiences in nursing and retirement homes in the US and UK. The attention on "Drag Queen Story Hour" events for children etc overshadows the numerous, less publicized instances of drag queens performing for other groups, such as seniors, hospital patients, and homeless people. Some conservative and religious groups oppose drag performances in public spaces, and this has fuelled misinformation and anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric. Glad to help.
Hey, how are you managing your raging homo- and transphobias, Meltdown? Does it still consume you?
I think you'll find things are a little more complicated than that. -
Melton — 5 months ago(October 28, 2025 07:58 PM)
Hey, how are you managing your raging homo- and transphobias, Meltdown? Does it still consume you?
Drag queens aren't trans. It's a profession or a comfortable way of dressing. Now tell me if you think children can consent to be entertained by a bunch of gay dudes who wear fake tits. -
self-cleaning butthole — 5 months ago(October 30, 2025 02:18 AM)
it's amazing how people are so convinced that memorizing a bunch of smoke equates to being knowledgeable and that if they regurgitate that "knowledge" they can somehow one-up you in a debate with their "expertise".
"..but.. but.. i learned that in public school/university and all the celebrities are saying it too" -
Melton1 — 4 months ago(November 11, 2025 04:07 AM)
An excellent summery of Flimflam’s signature tactic.
It’s worth noting that he has a daughter IRL who he encouraged to ‘transition’. He cut his own daughter’s breasts off to stay ‘in’ with his Leftist peers. Let that sink in.
The shame and guilt over this is why he spends 24/7 defending Far Left ideology and especially trannies - he daren’t confront his own appalling actions. -
self-cleaning butthole — 4 months ago(November 11, 2025 03:40 PM)
to stay in an unnatural club and maintain one's lifestyle, certain sacrifices have to be made to prove yourself loyal.
deep down we know what we are doing/what we have done is wrong and goes against our natural purpose, which is to create and transform what nature provides, rather than to steal and take advantage of those who create and transform.
by getting you to engage and buy into his fantasy frameworks, he knows he has the upper hand because of all the nonsense he's memorized from his storytellers. -
filmflaneur — 4 months ago(November 11, 2025 10:18 PM)
"Our natural purpose, which is to…" is an appeal to nature fallacy or the naturalistic fallacy, when one argues that something is morally acceptable or good simply because it is "natural" or "as nature intended". That is, the mere fact that something occurs in nature does not, in itself, provide a logical or ethical justification for human behaviour or an inherent purpose. Glad to help.
I think you'll find things are a little more complicated than that. -
self-cleaning butthole — 4 months ago(November 11, 2025 11:16 PM)
The mere fact that something occurs in nature does not, in itself, provide a logical or ethical justification for human behaviour or an inherent purpose.
this right here shows how they've got you all twisted up inside -
self-cleaning butthole — 4 months ago(November 12, 2025 09:01 PM)
i can tell you intelligent, but that's beside the point (actually, that probably makes it worse for you and those around you).
you've bought into a premise or premises that are false, so all that logically follows is going to be false by that reasoning.
your logic may be impeccable, but again, that's not the point. -
filmflaneur — 4 months ago(November 12, 2025 09:39 PM)
i can tell you (sic) intelligent,
That's very kind. I can spell, too!
but that's beside the point
It is, and is why it is always better to address what my argument, rather comment on me personally.
you've bought into a premise or premises that are false, so all that logically follows is going to be false by that reasoning.
I am not the one arguing with well-known fallacious reasoning.
your logic may be impeccable,
Thank you, it is. Is there anything else or can I go now?
I think you'll find things are a little more complicated than that.
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Schrodinger's Cat walks into a bar, and doesn't. 