Hey everyone. This is James Lindsay. You're listening to New Discourse's Bullets,

where I'm going to give you a short bullet point type summary of a single topic from woke Marxism that we need to understand so we can defeat it and stop it.

And this might be a little bit of a dated topic now. I don't think it's dead, but this might be more of

a moratorium, a look back. But I want to give you the full clear explanation for why drag queens?

Why drag queens? Now I don't mean in the sense,

we all know the answer. There's the meme, you know, with the goose chasing the drag queen away or whatever, and it says, why don't you ever read your stories to old people in nursing homes? Why is

it always children? We know why it's always children. I'm not going to talk about that.

You can go listen to my Groomer Schools episode on Drag Queen Story Hour, where I read it in their own words, why it's children and what they're doing with them. The question is, why drag queens

at all? And, you know, I've given some answer to that in the past. There's some practical reasons

why there are some kind of very interesting you know it's like why a drag

queen and not a stripper that's a question right why well because obviously the stripper

given the behaviors is not the problem the stripper the the reason that they're not interested

is because the stripper is not actually doing something queer it It's just breaking a norm. Right. So why not do something queer in addition? A man

dressed as a woman induces generative themes. Is a generative theme himself. A man dressed as a woman

invites the children to ask questions like why is a man dressed as a woman so that the

educator can then reply, do men always have to dress like men or can they dress like women

if it makes them feel pretty and then lead them into places like don't you want to feel pretty

sometimes blah, blah, blah. And you can hear the whole nasty grooming idea. So we know why it's

children and we can see

the very practical reason why it's drag queens is because they are just across the line of

the queer line. But at the same time, they present this kind of weirdly gross to even say this,

but in the pantheon of queer, it's true, this weirdly safe

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