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There is nothing "pornographic" about children's books like "Where the Wild Things Are" or "Pride Puppy." All they do is show families that queer people exist and are part of their community. This event gives queer parents a chance to meet and support each other as well.
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The AG was clearly trying to score political points. There is nothing about the story time that is pornographic or sexually explicit. Validating the existence of gay people prevents suicide for one of the most at-risk populations.
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Suicide, because these kids are mentally ill and are being force fed LGBTQIA+ ideology (the plus includes "minor attracted" individuals aka pedophiles) from so many directions: LGBTQIA+ activists, schools, and now libraries. End the indoctrination.
Surely they have literally anything more important to attend to. I guess bigotry is just easier.
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"I have set my rainbow in the clouds, and it will be the sign of the covenant between me and the earth." (Genesis 9:13 NIV) The rainbow was a sign, post judgment on humanity!
ReplyIt's STORYTIME, stop with Political consumption of children's activities 😑
Reply"Queer led" anything should never be presented in children and toddlers groups!!
ReplyIt's not natural
ReplyThe rainbow groups need to leave the children alone, and maintain 1000 feet of distance.
ReplyLeftists have been infesting education systems for decades-colleges, then high schools, elementary schools, now preaching cross dressing to preschoolers. This is especially sick. All that is needed for evil to triumph is that good men/women (if you can define that term) do nothing.” Thank you AG.
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