When did drag become the paragon of leftist virtue?

Excellent question. There have always been drag shows. Adult men would dress up like women, give themselves a double entendre for a name, tell some raunchy jokes and entertain ADULTS in bars. If that's your thing, fine. Then minors would dress up like women and entertain adults in bars. Conservatives said, "hey, this seems inappropriate."

The left doubled down with "Drag Queen Story Time." Conservatives said, "guys, seriously, you're crossing a line here. Let's leave children alone because this is wrong."

Now if you DON'T support all drag queens all the time, you hate every single one of the Ls, Gs, Bs, especially the Ts, Qs, As, Is, other Is, Ps, and whatever the hell the +s are.

So it became a thing...out of spite?

T*tty weight lifting, though?

To be fair, while the "Illegal Drag Show: Be Gay, Do Crime" at Oregon State University was advertised for all ages, they did note the show would contain "adult themes." An argument could be made is should have been exclusive for adults in that case, but it's 2023.

A source tells Campus Reform that at least four small children were present during the entire show. Two were so small, adults had to sit them on their laps so they could see.

Footage also shows one of the drag queens leading a child on stage to be interviewed in front of the cheering audience. As the performer interviews, the child responds to a question with, "He's a full grown man."

However the t*tty weight lifting? That was a biological woman.

One performer—who appears to be a biological woman—fully exposes her breasts for the audience by stripping off all upper body clothing. The performer then tries to hold various objects under them, such as a wooden sword and "five pound" weights. Footage shows the individual eventually bringing out a ladder, as a "trans-masc" associate joins her to assist with the "titty weight lifting" feat.

If the artist was a biological woman -- really, who can tell these days -- that means instead of being a beautiful and brave drag queen living out loud with their best life, she was just a stripper?

In fairness to the drag queens and the one stripper, they may have assumed making the explicit sexual themes clear before the show would have meant no children in attendance. And that, even though it was "all ages," parents would know better.