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How is touting the virtue of homosexuality not going against someone’s religion? If someone suggested that all California schools teach that stealing was wrong, you would have an outcry of “enforcing your morality onto others”. Children at that young an age have no idea about homosexuality/heterosexuality anyways. Ask any little girl and she will say she prefers to be with other girls (same with boys). Is this a way to make the children assume they are gay? Just a thought.
“...mandatory for grades K-5 and parents can not opt-out their impressionable youngsters.”
This is just their latest stage of their long-term plan. Mandatory indoctrination.
I think they’ll be through hitting us with more stuff, once they get gays up to, maybe, 20% of the population. They consider that their critical mass for protection against any regression in the laws and progress they’ve made.
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The district was ordered by the court to do this. They have no choice. The only choice parents have is to pull their kids out, start a small private school, or homeschool.
“Gonella” sounds like something you catch through homo sex.
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People need to start asking themselves (if they haven't already), "What exactly do homosexual agenda pushers WANT?" And "When will they say 'enough is enough' - our agenda is complete"?
Answer: they want YOUR children, and they will never stop until they get the children, and everyone else is under their boot.
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Unnngh!
These leftists need to feel some correction from their bosses -the people...
There's more than one bully here - Vallejo Times Herald
-small excerpt:
The anti-bullying campaign the VCUSD has been ordered to undertake is in danger of being applied via bullying tactics. I watched the film "Let's Get Real", which will be shown to middle school students in our district. Personally I have no problem having my eighth-grade child watching this film, and I also watched "That's a Family", for younger grades and "Straightlaced", for high schoolers, and found them all to be well constructed films. For the record, I have several gay family members whom I love dearly, two of my oldest friends from childhood are gay, and it is my opinion that if more people were accepting that all people are not cut from the same cloth, this world would be a better place. To be accepting of diversity is apparently a very difficult thing for many people to accomplish. While I do not agree with the parents objecting to their children viewing this film, I respect that their opinions/beliefs are very important to their lifestyle, and they should be respected for the diversity they bring forth.Interim Superintendent Floyd Gonella is quoted as saying, "We do not feel that this is an area that students can opt out, and we feel that this is an area that we do not have to give prior notification" when stating the reason VCUSD wants to have these films as mandatory viewing by all students in the district. Mr. Gonella went on to say that "parents can go into the class at any time and check out what is kids are learning, but they just cannot opt out of this.
The films are produced by what is in my opinion a homosexual agenda pushing leftist organization. All one has to do is push aside the flowery platitudes of diversity and justice to see what lies behind the curtain -the promotion of homosexual as normal... The board of directors for this group are a who's who of leftist activists intent on promoting the perverse...
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GroundSpark creates visionary films and dynamic educational campaigns that move individuals and communities to take action for a more just world.
Anyone else getting sick of the word, "share"?
“Share your thoughts with Vallejo Unified School District Superintendent Floyd Gonella:”
Well Chode we could share our thoughts, but I don’t think they would be taken well.
Parents who love their children will do whatever is necessary to get their kids out of the government schools.