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He is such a giant piece of shit
I’m sure he’s doing the same for Hooters as well in Florida, right? >

Of course not, that's a family friendly dining experience /s >

Much more classy than Tilted Kilt so they get a pass. >

That said, Florida needs a men in kilts march. Fuck these puritanical white supremacists. >

With a shiv. >

No. That bat with bared wire from the walking dead dipped it hot sauce >


The complaint is at least the second that DeSantis’ administration has filed against a venue for hosting a drag performance in the presence of minors. In July, his administration filed a similar complaint against Miami restaurant R House, citing a 1947 state Supreme Court case that found “men impersonating women” in the context of “suggestive and indecent” performances constitutes a public nuisance.
The administration cited the same decades-old case in its complaint against the foundation and argued that it is “operating and maintaining a nuisance” that injures “the health of the citizens in general” or corrupts “the public morals.”

Ah yes, my health suffers because a person is wearing clothes I don't think they should.  It's my coccyx, I think. >

So am I to understand that a TRUE reproduction of any of Shakespeare’s plays (with men playing the women) is now banned, or canceled if you will? 
Just checking…. >

Don't forget about Kabuki!  Can't have traditional Japanese stage work either, it's a nuisance apparently, and unhealthy! >

I bet he's cool with blackface though. >

Duh....that's what he does on Friday nights >

Hi, I'm the first amendment and I'm lost. Can you tell me how to get back to Florida? I think they've forgotten all about me. >

Honey, they no longer want you there.  Im sorry. >

He is really obsessed with Drag shows. It is creepy. 
He should see a psychologist or therapist. >

i didnt realize drag shows constantly top the list of floridian's concerns of things that have a direct, negative impact on their lives. i'm glad the governor is personally addressing such an impactful topic and not focusing on real issues. >

Honestly a a drag show brunch in Miami is a riot of a good time 💁‍♂️ >

What a dumbass >

Childern? At a drag show? Take away their booze....that'll  keep kids from going? Checkmate libs?? I am so confused.... >

You're not serious, right?  Taking away their liquor license takes away a huge source of revenue for them. >

Yes, i understand that...but not the fact that they just made their performances even more child friendly now. Stupid, punitive punishment is stupid. >

He's punishing the people in charge, hoping to get them fired by the board of trustees, who won't be happy that the Philharmonic essentially got their budget axed.  The board will then have to appoint new people who promise no more drag shows, in the hopes of regaining their liquor license.
It's a smart strategy.  And all the more reason people should be terrified of DeSantis becoming president.  He's Trump, but with brains. >

We really need to start leveraging personal liability against politicians if they willingly violate the constitution through their official state powers. Otherwise there is no penalty for state action violating someone’s rights. DeSantis is flagrantly punishing people and corporations for exercising their first amendment rights… and I never thought I’d say a corporation has a first amendment right. >

Really? The liquor license? That sounds like a good use of a governor's time and mental energies. /s >

My friends are starting to call Florida "DeSantistan" - and he just keeps making it worse. >

DeSantis is shameless in his weaponization of control levers to indoctrinate and, most importantly, control the populace.
Imagine this Nazi as POTUS. >

I like to imagine what happened to the last nazi frontman. Takes away some of this stupidity >

Florida - y’all need to get bizay. This will not stand, man! >

He just won reelection by a 20-POINT margin.  (60% for him, 40% for his opponent) >

I thought Republicans hated cancel culture. I assume that Jim Jordan will be having some hearings on this example of the Weaponization of the Government. >

Rules for thee, not for me >

It's nice to see our leaders act like bullies, what perfect American behavior on display. This guy should run for president. >

Once again. the party of small government and fewer regulations taking the fascist dictators approach