Subscribe to Louder with Crowder on Rumble! Download the app on Apple and Google Play.

Even though it’s deranged to imply that children have a sexual orientation, a pride event in Lynnwood, Washington has still decided to include a "kids catwalk," for toddlers as young as two. And of course, this is tax-payer funded because these crazy people think this provides a public good. However, it's unclear if the alleged public benefit is supposedly for the toddlers or the adults judging their "catwalk."

According to The Post Millennial:

A taxpayer-funded LGBTQ pride event in Lynnwood, Washington will feature a "kids catwalk," in which a panel of adults will judge toddlers while they strut down the runway to sexually charged music.

One of the judges is Democrat state Sen. Marko Liias, who is the legislator behind SB 5599, which allows for minors to be taken by the state if their parents don't allow them to obtain sex change procedures.

Of course, he is one of the judges. It’s unclear why he is so obsessed with “affirming” children who are not his, but it’s quite concerning. Especially, considering he is advocating for a legally mandated one-size-fits-all approach for affirming children that he has never met, and also wants to judge the "catwalk" of minors he believes should be taken away from parents that don't agree with him. It's all incomprehensible, yet unsurprising.

Also judging are Democrat Lynnwood City Council Members Josh Binda and Nick Coehlo, and former Democrat State Senator Maralyn Chase, The Center Square reported.

To receive taxpayer funding for an event, a city spokesperson told The Center Square that it must "provide a public benefit to the community."

Why and how is this a benefit? The organizers may or may not argue that this provides a benefit to the business community since it brings people in for the parade, however, you can still argue all of that without bringing two-year-olds into this debauchery.

Is it really too much to ask that we let kids be kids? As a former toddler, I can confirm that I had no concept of the word homosexual or transgender and I still learned that you can be respectful to all people.

Someone should really tell the organizers of Lynnwood Pride that you can teach kids to respect everyone without adults judging their “catwalk.”

There’s no reason to put a toddler in a fashion show, especially when it focuses solely on adults and their preferences. Why is that controversial? Why are there so many people dedicated to condoning that? And why are the ones who speak out against this labeled as the extremists? When in reality, these people are pushing boundaries to the point that extremism would be an understatement.

Trump's Convicted: Gerald and Lane Debate What Conservatives Should Do Nextwww.youtube.com