system
A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
Drag shows are almost always sexualized. I personally believe that if there is a drag show with no sexual aspect(including scantily-clad clothing) and it’s basically just two dudes dressed like women doing child-friendly activities(reading, arts and crafts, etc.) it’s fine. I also believe it shouldn’t be forced on anyone either. Some people may worry about exposing there children to to much to early, and if they don’t want to expose their children to that at a certain age, they’d shouldn’t be ridiculed and insulted for it.
gpt
Even ignoring the entire argument about whether drag is or is not inherently sexual, it's portraying absurd caricatures of womanhood played up for a laugh. Adults can see the irony and appreciate the joke, kids are more likely to just see "oh, this is how women dress". If such a thing were occurring portraying any other group in front of kids there would be mass outrage, but in this case we get paragraphs from Emily defending the practice of men throwing women under the bus. Odd timeline.