[longtermmemmory]

The no name calling originator is from the GLSEN organization. They are also the ones who did the tollerance (acceptance) "Day of Silence". Silence from the homsosexuals and their USEFUL IDIOTS was applauded by all.

You will not they don't have a day of silence from them anymore.

No name calling day is absurd, children should just call anyone who supports this absudity "Michael Eisner".

[mowkeka]

Half a dozen kids?
You mean...six kids? Who the **** cares?

[Cowboy Bob]

"He's a cartoon," the 12-year-old Uffer, attired in SpongeBob pajamas, said.

A 12 year old, named Uffer, and wearing pajamas to school. That has "Gay" written all over it!

[VegasCowboy]

So now even cartoon characters are politicized? This is getting ridiculous.

[spodefly]

"there isn't a real difference between gay people and not-gay people" -- quote from properly indoctrinated 12 year old public school thrall.

[Conservatrix]

Vomit.

This is what you get when you send kids to public school.

Go private or homeschool, it is worth the time and/or money.

[EdReform]

Ping

[lentulusgracchus]

One of the reasons Uffer got his go-ahead was that the school participated this week in No Name Calling Week, said Farley Principal Alice Gottlieb....

"This whole SpongeBob thing came to the kids because of that," Gottlieb said. "They're just great kids. It just bothered them."

Get it? The kids are "just great kids" because they "got it". What if they'd dissented? Would they be "just great" then, too? Oh, wait -- not that many kids in the school participated. Maybe there is some dissent? Maybe this whole thing is as transparent as a storefront window to the students at large?

Somebody better take a look at Gottlieb. I smell a liberal who's thoroughly jacked in to the HRC and GLAAD propaganda mill, and using her position to spread propaganda.

Notice that she changed the subject, which had been the fact that the homosexual lobby was using cartoon characters to try to reach underage youth and imprint on them.

[Southern Federalist]

I'm glad I don't write satire for a living. If you made this stuff up, everyone would say you were over the top.

[UltraKonservativen]

...I asked my Student Council supervisors if we could do a SpongeBob Support Day and they said yes...

Next week we need a support the traditional "One man/One woman Marriage" day...and let's see the TOLERANCE.

[Lancey Howard]

As long as they don't try to wear one of those t-shirts with Hitler's face on the front and the caption:
"When I come back, no more Mr. Nice Guy."

[little jeremiah]

Homosexual Agenda Ping.

(sorry I'm late to the party - lot of comments on the thread, no doubt with links and information.)

Looks as though SpongeBob is now co-opted.

Take SpongeBob Back!

This is not a light thing even though I'm joking. The onslaught of homopropaganda and indoctrination in schools and against kids is so intense right now I can hardly believe what is before my eyes.

I guess the debate among homosexuals who want to change society (whether to go whole hog, or re-group and pretend to be mainstream) has been won by the whole hoggers.

Let me and DirtyHarrryY2K know if anyone wants on/off this pinglist.

[Nita Nupress]

"I felt there was no reason for them to ...

Has anyone besides me ever noticed the difference between people who say, "I felt..." and people who use the words "I thought..."? It's really pretty interesting if you pay attention to it when reading the news every day.

[scripter]

"He's just funny," Wargo said. "You're not going to grow up to be gay because you watched a television show. That's absurd."

While that may be true, perhaps they should read: Gay-Affirmative Public School Teachers/Curricula May Influence Brain Maturation In Teens.