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To: mississippi red-neck
"Corinna Filion, spokesman for the Ministry of Education told LifeSiteNews.com that the agreement included provisions to bar some parents and students who had been opting for home education or other arrangements on topics of sexuality. While the province will still allow parents and students those alternative options when it comes to sex education (health and career courses), students will be forced to remain in classes dealing with sexual orientation outside of sexual education in spite of any objections students or their parents my have."

I am utterly dumbfounded as to what I would do if that mandate were made here. It is very likely that someday very soon it will be.

64 posted on 06/04/2006 1:18:03 PM PDT by Ronaldus Magnus
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To: Ronaldus Magnus

If they are willing to turn classrooms into a battleground, so should the parents and students. How about organized, direct resistance? If the parents get together and school their kids to do some kind of group resistance activity in class, thus making it impossible for the class to continue, what can they do short of calling the police. It'll be awfully hard for those "teachers" to work their magic when they're ducking a torrent of books, pencils and chairs. Imagine such group resistance over the entire province on one day or every day as long as the gov persists with their agenda.


67 posted on 06/04/2006 1:35:45 PM PDT by coydog (Cowardice does not make you safe. It makes you a safe target. - - Dale Amon)
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