I talked about this a couple weeks ago and I don't know how I guess I didn't go deep enough into it but

I knew it was only a matter of time and so did you we all knew when the Democrats and the mainstream media started to promote

Drag Queens, you knew what was coming next.

Drag Queens everywhere, because it sort of induces others.

It becomes in an odd way a bandwagon effect.

Now, you may say to yourself, I don't understand that because it doesn't make me

want to be a drag queen, but it was never intended to appeal to you. It was intended to appeal

to a certain amount of a certain type of person.

So when tattoos became more commonplace,

it was a rebel thing to do.

It was a crazy thing to do.

It was a it was a rebellion and it showed it you were different and so people

would get tattoos as a way of making a statement, piss mom and dad and when you saw them you knew that's a person

doesn't care what you think. It's as much a uniform as any other uniform, but that's what it was.

Until everybody started getting tattoos.

It got to the point where people in their 70s are getting tattoos.

Little old ladies are getting tattoos because their granddaughter

comes home from college.

This is, Grandma, let's go get a tattoo, you and me, we'll get it on our ankle,

it'll be a butterfly.

All right, baby, I'll do, and grandmother, do anything for the grandkids, you know that.

And so now you walk into a tattoo parlor and there's grandma over there.

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