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To: lexfreedom

I didn't know Homosexuality was a religion? The last time I checked it was specifically about an abnormal sexual behavior that only a very small percentage of people identify with. Why not discuss other alternative sexual behaviors in school? Why not discuss how some teenage boys feel attraction to their teachers and how natural that is? It always amazes me how public schools seem to be the one place where adults can indulge themselves in talking to impressionable children about fringe sexual behaviors.
I think the best thing that parents can do to stop this is to not bother going to the board of education or making a political stink. File charges against the teachers for child sexual abuse and stick to your guns. Anyone else who exposed children to the kind of stuff that is being distributed in some public schools would face serious charges. They are trying to manipulate the sexual lives of your children as much as any pederest. They want to get impressionable children involved for two reasons, the first is that the are cowards who use kids as shields, the second is opportunity. They know there are certain types of troubled kids that are especially prone to thinking they are homosexual, I would not be surprised to find out that gay activist groups have sponsered polls to determine how to better target the most vulnerable to help bring out "latent homosexuality" all in the name of "helping the kids".


7 posted on 09/27/2005 6:39:39 PM PDT by Ma3lst0rm (Where do Big Bird fetishes fit into school curricula?)
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To: Ma3lst0rm
Yup, collectively they refer to themselves as GLBTIQP, the Q is for questioning.
9 posted on 09/27/2005 6:45:43 PM PDT by CatQuilt (GLSEN is evil)
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