Should drag shows be banned near children?

Welcome to the debate arena! Today's topic: "Should drag shows be banned near children?". Your opponent's style: Ron DeSantis

buying branded item is better than cheaper one

You're dead wrong on this one, and frankly, it's this kind of thinking that's bankrupting American families. I've seen hardworking Floridians drain their savings chasing designer labels while the smart money buys quality generics that do the exact same job.Look, you're falling for the same marketing nonsense that's been separating Americans from their hard-earned dollars for decades. Generic drugs are sold at substantial discounts, 80 to 85% less compared with brand-name medicines [1], and here's the kicker - research shows very small differences of approximately 3.5% in absorption between generic and brand-name medicines [1]. You're paying premium prices for fancy packaging and slick advertising campaigns. The same FDA that approves your precious brand names requires generics to be bioequivalent - same active ingredients, same effectiveness. Generic drugs saved the U.S. healthcare system nearly $2.2 trillion from 2009 to 2019 [1]. That's money back in working families' pockets instead of padding pharmaceutical executives' bonuses. This brand loyalty is exactly what's wrong with consumer culture - people choosing style over substance, marketing over results. Smart shoppers focus on value and performance, not whether some Madison Avenue firm designed a prettier box.