Maleficent wrote: ↑Wed Jun 15, 2022 1:29 am

NewAgenda wrote: ↑Wed Jun 15, 2022 12:37 am

Maleficent wrote: ↑Tue Jun 14, 2022 11:52 pm

It was not a kids show however I do think kids would have been welcome to watch - no one would have turned them away.

Every gay is so loud in saying Pride is for kids too, kids are welcome, bring your children etc - which is good. But when something like this is on, then suddenly no kids are present.

I get the right wing nutjobs are horrendous people, but there is hipocrisy on both sides. We cannot have it both ways - its either kids are welcome or they are not. Its either PRIDE as a whole, the series of events are just for adults or not. So yeah, I am all about freedom of expression, but we certainly need to realise that PRIDE is alienating not only the people who just cannot familiarize themselves with all this extravaganza, but also people in the community. I am an avid supporter of PRIDE changing in its foundation.

I think you’re overthinking this. Pride has always been unapologetic and at least you know what you’re getting. Why are people so worried about a non-televised performance when kids are exposed to a lot more than that on Netflix, cable TV, music videos and movies during the daytime for programming for all ages? Restrictions are no longer as strict as they were when I was a child, so don’t try to play this hypocrisy crap when kids have seen much worse probably sitting with their parents and their parents not thinking twice that the violence was inappropriate for a child. It’s funny how people like you and the Karen’s and Ken’s are quick to say something is too sexual while not doing the same for violence and shows they watch with their children.

Babe theres truly no need to be rude. All I am saying is PRIDE as a whole could be a different experience. It does not cater to the conmunity as a whole. And you justifying things by saying but they are exposed to other things on other platforms is irrelevant.