No. This isn't child grooming, try again. It's two adults kissing on stage. Or is everything child grooming to you?Homosexual child grooming harms people.
That is the point, we have seen proof that any country that permitted sodomites suddenly found itself under the thumb of child groomers.
Tell me, how many under 18 viewers were in the audience in that concert?
You mean that you huffed it as a child, and that's how you come to these conclusions?Public advocating of sodomy harms others. We have seen proof of it in every western country
Also, I haven't forgotten your thing with lead paint.
I quite literally don't care if a 16 year old was there. You've completely expanded the term grooming so far that it means nothing. It's like a leftist calling the 'okay' hand gesture racist. Both grooming and racism are real things, but they don't include everything.Found a picture from the music festival in question
Looks like a bunch of teens to me. Mostly 16ish.
Also, it was literally gay propaganda piece that.
We are not even talking about
"what two consenting adults do in the privacy of their bedroom"
We are talking about influencers pushing their propaganda at teens. both through direct concert attendance and through televised broadcasting.
This is irrelevant. Japans legal age until recently was 13. That wouldn't make it okay.16 is the legal age there.
You are pretending we have not seen the exact same game played out before in a dozen other countriesI quite literally don't care if a 16 year old was there. You've completely expanded the term grooming so far that it means nothing. It's like a leftist calling the 'okay' hand gesture racist. Both grooming and racism are real things, but they don't include everything.
If they did this at a show at a school, you might have had a point. But... they didn't? It wasn't aimed at kids. It wasn't about kids, it was at a festival mostly aimed at adults with likely some teenagers there. And even then, it was just a kiss, not some crazed sex act. This is completely different than grooming, and by calling it grooming, you are directly destroying the credibility of people who accuse others by saying stuff like Drag Queen Story Hour is grooming (which it is).
You are the liberal who calls everything 'nazi' or 'racist', and about as effective.
Lol. You are, as usual, wrong here. You mistake gay rights for communists and grifters.You are pretending we have not seen the exact same game played out before in a dozen other countries
> Just consenting adults in the privacy of their home
> Just a kiss in public
> Just a little nudity in public
> Just June
> Just a cake
> Just story hour
> Just coming for your children
This is not a new playbook.
It is a tried, tested, and proven tactics that have been done many times before in many countries.
You want me to pretend the past does not exist and view this event in a total vacuum.
You think that anything that does bad now must always have been bad, not realizing that other institutions also got corrupted, like gay rights ones and the ACLU.You are trying to deal in absolutes
Abhorson... you are literally an advocate the right of people to paint their own house with lead paint because of the NAP or something. And that it is a red flag to hold a megacorp to a higher safety standard than an individual citizenI didn't call for absolute freedom. I said authoritarianism is bad, and freedom of expression (speech, art, etc) and freedom of belief are good. I.e. you shouldn't be punished for how you express yourself or what you believe, but instead if your behavior harms another.
You concept of "freedom" is so far removed from mine that I am not surprised you call me authoritarian.The distinction you are making here is a bad one. I'm not talking about a group of corporations, but a single entity. Could be a person, could be a corporation. That you think just because it's a corporation should change the legality is my first (and only) red flag of a regulator.
But the bigger problem is this: you don't trust an individual to allow them to make a fully informed decision. You are apparently fine with having government step in, and tell the purchaser NO, this isn't good for you. That's the issue libertarian have with regulations.
Now your lead paint one, I get where you are coming from, and perhaps a bad example, as the way you took it (painting as a contractor) was different than how I imagined it (painting your own house). Same with the rest of your answers.
But you clearly went nanny state with the cars, and I'm wondering why? The purchaser knew what he was getting, what's the problem?
And? How in hell is this relevant here? I wasn't calling for absolute freedom here, nor have I ever to the extent it allows for assulting others, much less child predation.Abhorson... you are literally an advocate the right of people to paint their own house with lead paint because of the NAP or something. And that it is a red flag to hold a megacorp to a higher safety standard than an individual citizen
Given that you don't believe in free speech, I'm quite confident I'm correct here.You concept of "freedom" is so far removed from mine that I am not surprised you call me authoritarian.
LOL!!! What lies! You just endorsed a government crackdown on expression! You are a big government person. You are the other evil.Even though I am a government minimalist who wants to kneecap the government. I still think some business regulations are a necessary evil. You just have to constantly fight against evil govt bureaucrats to make sure you are not replacing one evil with another evil
kissing is not speech.Given that you don't believe in free speech, I'm quite confident I'm correct here.
Quite hypocritical considering you argued in this very thread that hate crime laws are necessary because you think they are needed to make a nothingburger crime like "painting graffiti" into a serious crime, when the graffiti in question is a swastika being painted on the wall of a synagogue.Given that you don't believe in free speech, I'm quite confident I'm correct here.
So you explicitly believe that both speech and expression should have restrictions.See, what could be a nothing burger crime isn't when done with certain intent, especially using the Fed's definition of trying to deprive you of constitutional rights. If you keep painting swastikas on a synagogue, or pro abortion messages on a church, this is fundamentally different that just a name. The motive matters in crimes.
Exactly this. It’s permissiveness that’s what got us into this mess. And the Founding Fathers didn’t have the abomination that is Pride parades and the LGBTQ maffia in mind. If anything they’d be demanding to know why we aren’t stacking these degenerates bodies like firewood already.You are pretending we have not seen the exact same game played out before in a dozen other countries
> Just consenting adults in the privacy of their home
> Just a kiss in public
> Just a little nudity in public
> Just June
> Just a cake
> Just story hour
> Just coming for your children
This is not a new playbook.
It is a tried, tested, and proven tactics that have been done many times before in many countries.
You want me to pretend the past does not exist and view this event in a total vacuum.
I'm pretty sure that I didn't argue in favor of that. This was my opinion then.Isn't this quite hypocritical considering you argued (in this very thread) that hate crime laws are necessary because they are needed to make a nothingburger crime like "painting graffiti" into a serious crime when the graffiti in question is a swastika being painted on the wall of a synagogue?
showing ignorance. since that falls under existing "threatening people" laws, no hate crime laws needed to make it into a serious crime. but you still clearly state that you think there should be limits on "artistic expression"
Now am I in favor of it? Eh. It's not inherently wrong, so it's the last thing on my list of worries, if that.
I've consistently said you should be punished for how your behavior harms another, not what the artistic message is.So you explicitly believe that both speech and expression should have restrictions.
You are just now pretending that you think "artistic expression" should be completely unrestricted and anyone who says otherwise is evil for the sake of this one argument.
A random tag on an overpass harms people much less than a swastika on a synagogue. So US law punishes one harder than the other. And do I care about this?I.e. you shouldn't be punished for how you express yourself or what you believe, but instead if your behavior harms another.
Now am I in favor of it? Eh. It's not inherently wrong, so it's the last thing on my list of worries, if that.
Lol no. It's you. The R's keep trying to own the libs by giving power to government, which serves the D's. This isn't the first or the last time the R's lack of permissiveness fucked them. The Patriot act is a classic example that's finally come back to hit you in the balls. It's a constant string of dumb that's never ending. The few exceptions were Thatcher and Reagan, with Trump doing some mostly via the courts.Exactly this. It's permissiveness that's what got us into this mess. And the Founding Fathers didn't have the abomination that is Pride parades and the LGBTQ maffia in mind. If anything they'd be demanding to know why we aren't stacking these degenerates bodies like firewood already.
I wish to God that I didn't.'Slippery Slope' was not a fallacy.
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Anyone remember 'Desmond is amazing'?
Thomas Jefferson did advocate for sodomy to be punished by castration.Exactly this. It’s permissiveness that’s what got us into this mess. And the Founding Fathers didn’t have the abomination that is Pride parades and the LGBTQ maffia in mind. If anything they’d be demanding to know why we aren’t stacking these degenerates bodies like firewood already.
He also raped slaves. But 2 guys kissing on a stage for adults? Clearly deserves castration. Totally, that's a sane measure. Oh, how did cracking down on terrorists (but mostly 'terrorists') in the US go for you with the Patriot Act, btw? No backlash from that? Glad to hear it.Thomas Jefferson did advocate for sodomy to be punished by castration.
No, he did not.He also raped slaves. But 2 guys kissing on a stage for adults? Clearly deserves castration. Totally, that's a sane measure. Oh, how did cracking down on terrorists (but mostly 'terrorists') in the US go for you with the Patriot Act, btw? No backlash from that? Glad to hear it.
I mean fuck the constitution then. Why should we care about a piece of paper made long ago by men who had serious moral faults.He also raped slaves. But 2 guys kissing on a stage for adults? Clearly deserves castration. Totally, that's a sane measure. Oh, how did cracking down on terrorists (but mostly 'terrorists') in the US go for you with the Patriot Act, btw? No backlash from that? Glad to hear it.
A slave can't fucking consent. If the slave's choices were accepted, they wouldn't even be there.I mean fuck the constitution then. Why should we care about a piece of paper made long ago by men who had serious moral faults.
Also do you have proof that Jefferson raped Sally? Do you have proof it was not consensual? Oh and I don't accept liberal college bullcrap like "MUH POWER IMBALANCE!"
Why throw out the constitution? Just because a person did bad thing X doesn't mean thing Y wasn't good.I mean fuck the constitution then. Why should we care about a piece of paper made long ago by men who had serious moral faults.
Also do you have proof that Jefferson raped Sally? Do you have proof it was not consensual? Oh and I don't accept liberal college bullcrap like "MUH POWER IMBALANCE!"
Your own source said he probably did:No, he did not.
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Being real though, 90% of guys would take advantage in a situation where a girl couldn't really say no. I'd, before anything else, simply chalk it up to Thomas Jefferson being a product of his time.