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To: truenospinzone
.........my concern is with the fact that public schools should place a higher premium on keeping teenagers from being in sexual situations........
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Wrong again. Schools are supposed to teach academics. They are not laboratories for social experimentation. Go sit in the corner.
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Also, it is fact that homosexuality is deviant behavior. Can homosexuals replicate themselves? Seems cut and dried to me.
125 posted on 12/18/2002 9:46:15 AM PST by JMP
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To: JMP
They are not laboratories for social experimentation

My point exactly. Making distinctions other than "People with Genitalia A dress here, people with Genitalia B dress here" IS social experimentation. Making exceptions based on anything other than the most basic biological guidelines IS social experimentation. Girls go here, guys go there. End of discussion. We don't care who you prefer to look at naked - you've got Genitalia B, so you go there. Making others uncomfortable doesn't factor into it in the least. Removing this girl because other girls are uncomfortable is just as ridiculous and liberal a concept as disallowing the word "Christmas" because it makes non-Christians uncomfortable. Feelings have nothing to do with it. She's a female; she dresses with the females. For either side to make any sort of distinction based on sexual preference is counterproductive to focusing on academics only.

And, again off-topic - see how I managed to make it through the entire post without some ridiculous bon mot like "Get it?" or "Go sit in the corner"? You might want to try it - you'll look like less of a self-important jackass.

135 posted on 12/18/2002 10:10:01 AM PST by truenospinzone
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