Netflix’s Relentless Assault on Childhood Innocence: Peddling Abuse, Indoctrination, Drag Shows, and Trans Ideology

The movie follows an 11-year-old girl who joins a twerking dance group, featuring graphic scenes of preteens gyrating provocatively in skimpy outfits. Sen. Tom Cotton slammed it as “child pornography hiding in plain sight,” a vivid reminder that kids must be shielded from sexual exploitation. Anti-exploitation groups like the National Center on Sexual Exploitation echoed this, warning that “Cuties” normalizes the hypersexualization of minors, potentially violating child porn laws. Rep. Ken Buck demanded a DOJ investigation into the film’s “exploitation of children,” arguing Netflix was complicit in distributing disturbing content that encourages predators. Even Netflix’s subscriber numbers tanked amid the backlash, with cancellations surging as parents realized the platform was prioritizing leftist agendas over child safety.

Tammy Bruce called it out for what it is: not “bold” or “feminist,” but a cynical ploy to desensitize society to the abuse of young girls. Yet, despite the outcry, Netflix refused to pull the film, proving their commitment to this vile content runs deep. This exploitation extends to Netflix’s promotion of drag shows and cross-dressing targeted at children, further blurring lines and sexualizing innocence. In “Strawberry Shortcake and the Beast of Berry Bog,” a show recommended for all ages, a boy character dons a dress to “express himself,” pushing the idea that gender-bending is fun and normal for toddlers. Conservatives like Libs of TikTok blasted it as grooming, with Elon Musk himself canceling his subscription and urging others to #CancelNetflix. Sara Gonzales infiltrated a RuPaul drag show event tied to similar content, finding kids exposed to explicit performances where performers flashed and used vulgar language—yet Netflix streams comparable drag queen specials without age restrictions.

A viral video from The Gateway Pundit showed a drag queen exposing bare breasts while parading a toddler down a runway, mirroring the kind of “family-friendly” drag Netflix peddles. Schools and organizations have aped this, hosting drag events for minors during Pride Month, but Netflix takes it global, indoctrinating kids into believing men in women’s clothing performing lewd acts is empowering. As one X user fumed, “Let’s not be fooled when Netflix cancels ONE or TWO of their child grooming shows. It HAS become institutional child abuse.” This isn’t diversity—it’s a calculated effort to corrupt young minds. Netflix’s obsession with trans ideology is perhaps the most insidious, infiltrating kids’ programming to push gender confusion as a virtue. In “Transformers Earthspark,” aimed at seven-year-olds, characters bond over “non-binary” identities, teaching impressionable viewers that rejecting biology is heroic. The Federalist exposed how “The Baby-Sitters Club” writer admitted the show was intentional “tween trans propaganda,” with scenes shaming “misgendering” and demanding hospitals affirm a boy’s delusion as a girl.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene called it “absolutely disgusting,” noting Netflix is shoving Democrat gender nonsense onto kids, making her “Protect Children’s Innocence Act” more urgent to criminalize mutilating minors under “gender-affirming care.” Bill Maher, no conservative, admitted the Biden admin is “all in” on trans indoctrination, losing control of schools to woke ideologies. Netflix’s “Sex Education” dives into trans and non-binary topics, fundraising for mastectomies in a show watched by teens, which Darren Grimes slammed as “a blatant agenda in disguise” shaping youth mindsets for the worse. Even “Disclosure,” a Netflix doc, hypocritically warns about harmful trans portrayals while the platform pumps out content that translates into real-world harm.