@kingkeydrag: Everyone screams “freedom of speech” — until a queer voice answers back. You can say what you want, sure. But don’t expect drag performers, LGBTQIA creators, or queer communities to stay quiet when your words target our existence. Freedom of speech protects you from government censorship — not from public consequence. And it sure as hell wasn’t designed to give a free pass to hate speech against drag artists, trans people, or queer lives. It was built to shield the oppressed — not arm the oppressors. When you attack drag culture, belittle LGBTQIA expression, or label queer joy as “dangerous,” you’re not speaking freely — you’re echoing propaganda. It’s the same tired rhetoric used for decades: against gay rights activists, against queer artists, against trans visibility, against the entire LGBTQ+ community during the AIDS crisis. And yet when drag artists fight back, when queer creators speak truth, when LGBTQIA voices push for progress — you cry “cancel culture”? No darling. That’s called consequence. You don’t get to weaponise your words and then play victim when queer resilience speaks louder. Drag isn’t dangerous. Queerness isn’t offensive. LGBTQIA expression isn’t a threat — it’s art, it’s resistance, it’s truth. And this time? We’re louder, prouder, and absolutely unapologetic. If you’re still here — welcome to the rebellion. Smash that follow, babes. The drag kings, queens, and queers are just getting started.

King Key 👑

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Wednesday 22 October 2025 09:18:53 GMT