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What's really going on though is that LGBTQIA2+ is being glamorized.True, and the Golden Rule has been around for much longer than that. But the full implications of "don't bully others" or "treat others as you want to be treated" aren't always lived out in American society. Black people, women, Jews, Muslims, Latinos, gay people, gender nonconforming people, and people in a number of other groups have often not been treated according to the Golden Rule, despite our best intentions. Sometimes, I think, people don't realize how their actions and attitudes hurt others. So it can be useful to get specific sometimes, and point to specific groups. "See how this can hurt Jewish people?" "See how this can hurt gay people?" and so on.
Trust me, he's well aware of this. He's seen all the arguments, articles and videos of what's going on in schools. He's just gas lighting now.Elementary school students can be taught to treat everyone equally and fairly, without being immersed in the ideology of a particular group. If an emphasis is being put on LGBTQIA+ that's not equality. The only way to make things equal would be to either drop the emphasis on LGBTQIA+ or put an equal emphasis on each and every individual group in society.
I wouldn't worry, there are enough people out there making sure those "LGBTQIA2+" types remain in their place and don't get uppity.What's really going on though is that LGBTQIA2+ is being glamorized.
You just proved the point that kids are being indoctrinated with LGBT education. It's not all obscene but it is indoctrination.Find me the obscenity in And Tango Makes Three - a book about the real story of two male penguins raising a chick. Moms For Liberty seems to think it's worthy of a ban.
Find me obscenity in Alma and How She Got Her Name. Or in Lubna and Pebble, or Plenty of Hugs, or Two Dads, or Worm Loves Worm.
Oh brother. Yes we all teach them to bully tarns and fay kids. Every night at the dinner table we ask them if they picked in a gay or trans kid. If they have they get a high five and money.I think their argument is that they want to make sure they can still teach their kids to bully trans and gay kids.
Indoctrination into what, exactly? Are these books teaching kids how to be gay or trans?You just proved the point that kids are being indoctrinated with LGBT education. It's not all obscene but it is indoctrination.
No evidence, I see.Oh please the SPLC is nothing more than a left wing shill group with biases galore towards conservatives. It recklessly labels conservative groups as hate groups. It's a totally biased liberal organization who targets people. They were so unreliable that the FBI quit using them as a source.
Even judges recognize this. A federal judge recently found that the SPLC hate list does not “depend upon objective data or evidence” and its application of the “hate group” designation is “entirely subjective.” And another federal judge ruled that SPLC’s “representation or description” of a nonprofit organization as a hate group “is not one ‘of fact.’”
So their labels are clearly biased and untrustworthy. They even lost a lawsuit in regards this.
Maybe a boat load of accusations of child molestation might balance it all out?What's really going on though is that LGBTQIA2+ is being glamorized.
No, there's no reason for you to bring it up so frequently.Maybe a boat load of accusations of child molestation might balance it all out?
Then can one be confident that there will be no more baseless accusations levelled at LGBTQ+?No, there's no reason for you to bring it up so frequently.
I doubt anyone is going to keep quiet to get you to stop bringing up "diddlers" so much.Then can one be confident that there will be no more baseless accusations levelled at LGBTQ+?
That would be nice.
Yep, this is where the rhetoric falls apart.Why are books including same-sex parents "obviously about sexuality"? Do you also consider books including opposite-sex parents "obviously about sexuality"?
These books need to be banned because we know there's bad stuff in them. How do we know that there's bad stuff in them? Because we want them to be banned.This isn't about what I think, it's about what parents in general think. And it's a forgone conclusion the books are obviously about sexuality, considering the large number of parents not wanting those books in elementary schools based on their content.
If that were true, it should be trivial to link to dozens of such examples.That's baloney and you know it. You've been on enough threads to know better. Schools and individual teachers have gone far beyond just teaching that everyone should be treated fairly. You are just gas lighting people.
Unfortunately just a dream, though, given the unfounded accusations of indoctrination in this very thread.Then can one be confident that there will be no more baseless accusations levelled at LGBTQ+?
That would be nice.
Interesting how "we're queer, we're coming for your children" supporters convert "indoctrination" into "molestation".Unfortunately just a dream, though, given the unfounded accusations of indoctrination in this very thread.
Forced? Where is that in the article?
A letter was in the enclosed packaging from Ann Christianson, a social studies teacher and coordinator of the Gay-Straight Alliance at Jane Addams Middle School in Seattle.
If this was something that came out of student activities within GSA, then I don't see any problem (or forcing).
If this was something done as an in-class assignment (with only one theme) then there would likely be a problem.
Seattle Public Schools admits students sent controversial cards to Moms for Liberty
a spokesperson said "the materials in question were sent last spring as an independent activity and not part of the school curriculum."
/Emily Litella
At least we got our umpteenth thread on how books leap from library shelves like space leeches and attach themselves to children's heads to make them gay.If facts mattered, this thread wouldn't exist in the first place.
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