How Do We Bridge The Chasm Between Parents Taking Kids To Drag Shows & Parents Taking Kids To Gun Ranges?

This is a legitimate question, and I really don’t know the answer here. Leftist parents take their kids to “family-friendly,” “all-ages” drag shows that are explicit and inappropriate. I feel that this is psychologically damaging and inappropriately sexualizing of young children. If you found out a parent was having their grade-school child watch softcore porn with them, would you consider that a form of child abuse? So tell me how that is any different than taking a grade-school child to a drag show where grown adults flash their barely-covered genitals, simulate masturbation and sex, and tell kids that “my p*ssy good, my p*ssy sweet, my p*ussy good enough to eat… f*ck me all night.” To me, that’s a form of child abuse and endangers children.

But on the flip side of the conversation, those very same parents teaching their kids to shove dollar bills into the thongs of grown men pretending to be women, would accuse ME of child abuse because I take my kids to the shooting range. They’d say I’m making them violent or at least promoting violence, and that I’m turning them into dangerous extremists. They’d consider this child abuse or at least endangering children. But to me, I’m simply teaching them how to responsibly and effectively exercise their 2A rights.

So how do we bridge this massive social chasm? I don’t want the kind of people who take their kids to drag shows anywhere near my children. And I suspect they don’t want a person like me, who takes their kids shooting, anywhere near their children. I don’t want people who take their kids to drag shows making decisions that impact my kids and my family, and they probably don’t want someone who takes their kids to a shooting range making decisions that impact their kids and family. So what’s the answer?