A drag show doesn’t violate New Jersey (or any other state) public exposure/indecency laws. I don’t know why you think a fashion show is analogous to public sex, anyway.

 

That’s fine. Hold that opinion. Just don’t try to justify it as:

1) it’s indecent (it isn’t, it’s a fashion show and there’s no more nudity (likely less) involved than on the movie monitor in the seat next to you
2)it’s exclusive (it isn’t, anyone is welcome)
3) it’s dangerous for kids to know that males sometimes dress in ways different than social norms suggest (it isn’t, it’s easy to explain and won’t even make your kids gay)
4)it’s forcing anything upon you (it isn’t)
5)the company shouldn’t do anything irrelevant to actual airplane movement

All of these justifications have been used in these threads. Come up with a decent justification that isn’t based in veiled homophobia and I’ll agree that it isn’t the place to celebrate your employees during a month of celebration.

Note: for those of you who feel attacked, I have not said you are homophobes, I simply think the justifications used this far in these two threads are flawed justifications. It’s a criticism of the opinion, not the person.

 

Homophobia! Now, THAT'S
rich!

 

No one is talking about laws, we are talking about common and public decency... societal norms.

Are you really this dense, or are you being intentionally obtuse?

 

Laws kinda exist as the line we’ve all drawn in the sand about indecency with specific definitions, but that was beside the point:

I don’t know why you think a drag show is analogous to public sex

 

If you think morality has anything to do with legality, or vice versa, then you clearly haven't given it any serious or critical thought.

 

I like the part where you ignore the second half of my posts twice

 

You’ve made plenty of personal attacks and links have been provided multiple times yet you ignored them.

 

That’s a lie because links have been provided by at least one other poster and myself yet you’re still here.

 

Your definition of inclusive is excluding those who disagree with you. Ironically that’s not inclusive at all.