Of Course: Wisconsin Boy Arrested for Reading Bible Passages Outside a Drag Queen Event; Drag Queens With Their Fake Tits Hanging Out in Front of Children Left Alone

Keep it up. I'm begging you -- keep it up.

Deb Heine:

Christian teenage boy was arrested in Wisconsin over the weekend as he read bible passages outside of an "all ages" Drag Queen Dance Party and Drag Storytime Hour. Police officers in Watertown, Wisconsin were captured on video pulling the boy's microphone out of his hands and walking him away in handcuffs.

Marcus Schroeder, 19, a student at the Institute of Theology in Cape Coral, Florida, told American Greatness in a telephone interview that the police gave him no warning before they cracked down on him and his friends. The teen said he was taken to the police station and cited with unlawful use of sound amplification, and resisting arrest. Schroeder said he was fined "almost $200" for the sound amplification charge and another $500 for resisting arrest. He told American Greatness that he intends to fight the charges in court and some good law firms have already offered to help him.

Two other young people, Nick Proell and Margaret Trewhella, were also briefly detained and released later with a warning.

The drag event was part of the small town's second annual "Pride in the Park."

As reported by The Sentinel, the boys are members of Mercy Seat Christian Church in Brookfield, Wisconsin and were among more than 200 individuals from various groups assembled to protest the city-sanctioned drag show. The event featured transvestites strutting provocatively in front of children.

The Wisconsin chapter of Gays Against Groomers was among the groups protesting the event. The group posted a video on X of one individual wearing a skimpy outfit in front of the kids. "Why dress like this knowing the audience will be children?" GAG Wisconsin wrote.

A group of provocateurs dressed as Nazis and carrying cartoonish swastika flags also attended the protest.

The media focused on them, of course, as did leftwing groomer governor Tony Evans.

"LGBTQ Wisconsinites deserve to be treated with dignity, decency, kindness, and respect just like every other Wisconsinite," he said. "They deserve to be safe being who they are without fear or threat of shame, harassment, intimidation, or violence."

When asked if he thought the Nazis were real, or left-wing provocateurs, Schroeder told American Greatness that he thought they were provocateurs.

"There's no other reason why they'd only show up for 20 minutes and leave after getting their press," he said.

Yeah that's the sort of thing that "Lincoln Project White Supremacists" do.

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Several dozen police officers were reportedly on the scene to protect the transvestites even though Wisconsin law forbids individuals from causing a minor to view or listen to "sexually explicit conduct."b> According to Storms, the transvestites were seen "dancing and gyrating in front of little children, who were invited to give them one dollar bills."

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The Sentinel contacted Watertown Mayor Emily McFarland and Watertown Police Chief Robert Kaminski to ask about the nature of the charges against Schroeder, as well as whether the performers of the drag event would be charged for violating the statute against "sexually explicit conduct."

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Waterloo Police have not yet put out a public statement regarding the arrest.

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posted by Ace at 05:30 PM

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