The drag queens’ dirty little secret:
Their lack of talent is intentional
Posted By: Hazymac, 12/25/2022 2:27:34 PM
Thanks to Libs of Tik Tok, we can all get glimpses of what passes for entertainment in the world of drag queens: strutting, writhing, and coyly obscene chit-chat as they crudely mock actual women. None of the performers whom Libs of TikTok highlights as they make exhibitionistic displays at schools, libraries, or “family friendly” events has any discernable talent—and that’s actually important. A significant part of leftism is to destroy aspirational beauty and is about getting us used to the brutalist ugliness of the world here and now. The Judeo-Christian religions are aspirational. They urge us to a higher level of conduct because we have embraced a Being
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