I don't assume that all parents realize that their kids are been prosetylized into the cult of homosexuality. That is why it is time for those who do realize it to start asking pointed questions such as, "Why are you sending your kids to these perverted government schools? Why would you do this to your precious children? Explain this to us?"
What are you doing to stop the public school officials from using our tax dollars and children as their personal sex pistols?
Government schools need two things: Students and money.
It is time to rob them of both. It is time to start making parents feel guilty for sending their kids to these pits of ignorance and moral decay.
Personally, I homeschooled. My kids are now successful adults. That is doing something about it.
This trite conservative response, "If you don't like it take your kids out" is useless in the scheme of life and only serves to shift blame and responsibility away from yourself.
What blame do I have for the decision of other parents to send their children to educationally and morally abusive government schools?
Why do you have schools bothering children with sodomy? Why don't you pull the perverts out of school so kids are safe there?
The only solution is to put individual parents, teachers, and principals back in charge. This can only happen in a private setting. As long as there are government schools, the government school will be held hostage to the agenda of the biggest political bully. The biggest political bully at the moment is the gay lobby.
For the same reason many parents can't pull their kids out of public schools - power and money.
The only legitimate reason for having children in government schools is that a parent is too poor or too dysfunctional to provide anything else, and that if they didn't send their child to school, armed police would soon be a the door. This is the only valid excuse.
All the other parents are hurting their children unnecessarily.
You'll notice that this boy was not in school.
He was in a voluntary summer honors program that his parents obviously gave him permission to attend. The curriculum for the program is posted on the internet, and one would guess that the parents got a copy.
The seminar in question was one of a number of optional seminars the students could choose to attend, but weren't required to participate in.
I still don't understand why a student who wasn't already questioning his sexuality would choose to attend such a seminar.