Queering the Schools

FrontPageMagazine.com ^ | Thursday, May 29, 2003 | Marjorie King

[JohnHuang2]

Thursday, May 29, 2003

Quote of the Day by Lizavetta

[ImaGraftedBranch]

Anyone with kids in public schools should take heed of this. Private school or homeschool. Whatever it takes.

[DoughtyOne]

We have some very sick people developing and implementing what our youth are being exposed to. IMO many of these people have steped over the line into child abuse and should be fired and registered as people who should not be allowed to work in the education or child care industry.

[Jeff Chandler]

The education industry is psychotic.

[T'wit]

>> ?What identity,? he writes, ?encompasses queer girls who f*&k queer boys with strap-ons, or FTMs (female-to-male transsexuals) who think of themselves as queer, FTMs who think of themselves as straights, or FTMs for whom life is a project of transition and screw the categories anyway??

They all concisely fit the identity of personally disgusting vulgar screwed up spoiled-brat degenerate leftist sociopathic fruitcakes.

[fporretto]

This is very upsetting, yet, paradoxically, it could be the final nail in the coffin for government-run schools.

Parents have put up with a great deal from the government schools these past fifty years, but this deliberate preachment of a hugely destructive message to vulnerable, impressionable kids as young as five years old is probably beyond their tolerance threshold. It will accelerate the trend toward homeschooling and put additional weight behind all the school-choice movements. Anti-tax movements might also receive a boost, at least at the state and local levels, since a huge percent of all state and local expenditures go to the government school system. (Here in NY, it's more than 50%.)

This could be the final tug on the demand curve that empties the government schools below the point of viability. At any rate, we can hope.

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[Jonx6]

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[Lady Eileen]

This could be the final tug on the demand curve that empties the government schools below the point of viability. At any rate, we can hope.

That is my prayer.

[AmericanVictory]

They are very determined to destroy the public school system, which may, in the end, be our salvation. But the struggle to make home schooling the norm and return to sanity will be difficult still.

[IrishBrigade]

Unfortunately, the public schools enjoy the shield of Americans' love of nostalgia...we remember our public education with fondness. When push comes to shove, people will not abandon the idyllic visions of the public school, and will support education initiatives no matter how vexing and obviously wrong headed. The next time a local school district faces a teacher strike (a disgraceful proposition in our day)read the letters to the editor in the newspaper, and marvel at the support these tax funded leeches generate. As long as public education enjoys its phony imprimatur, things will only get more degenerate...

[Lady Eileen]

But the struggle to make home schooling the norm and return to sanity will be difficult still.

But not impossible... Help end government involvement in education...sign the Proclamation below...so we may one day have a Free Republic once again.

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Sign here.

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[Lady Eileen]

My links did not work... if someone could please link them for me I would appreciate it : )

[LiteKeeper]

SPOTREP

[Lady Eileen]

I tinkered around a bit.

www.sepschool.org

Sign here.

www.sepschool.org/Proclamation

[Scenic Sounds]

You know, there isn't anything, anything that anyone could have told me or showed me in high school that would have prompted me to become sexually interested in males.

[Lady Eileen]

Thank God! Public education is so putrid and corrupt these days (and illustrated by this story) I think it's high time that the idea of government schools itself come under scrutiny and probably be junked.

TonyRo76...I am glad you signed the petition. I took a looky at your home page...it is one of the best I have seen on FR.

I posted what is below ...yesterday.

DoughtyOne: Our younger generation kids are going to face some severe societal problems IMO.

itsahoot : ...May God forgive us what we have done to our children.

As Rev. Ray Moore says in his book ...Let My Children Go: Why Parents Must Remove Their Children From Public Schools Now

Why is abandonment of state schools necessary? Can't we just "fix" the problem of public education with better ideas, more money, more teachers, new technology, etc, etc? More and more Christians are beginning to understand thay the clear answer to this question is an emphatic "No.!" State schools, according to Rev. Moore, are built upon a socialist, humanist-oriented model. Socialism, from its very foundation, is not compatible with Christianity and a free market economy. Goverment education's socialist model is, however, a brilliant means by which to inculcate the hearts and minds of children toward the goals and purposes of the state. Thus we begin to see a battle line drawn by those who wish to indocrinate children toward the goals of state education, versus those who wish to educate and point children toward their Creator to fulfill His purposes in their lives. And with Christ, we must keep in mind; there is no neutral ground.

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[ODDITHER]

How about taking all sex out of the schools. It is the only way to stop this idiocy.

Right now, even though it is less than one percent of the population, they have changed our school systems. The debate is whether homosexuality is good or evil, when there should be no discussion about types of sexual activity in the school systems at all.

How about making public schools sex free zones. Children under the age of 18 should not be encouraged to engage in any type of sex. Other than the biological bodily functions, sex and sexual conduct should not be discussed. If students in highschool want to learn more about alternative life styles, how to keep from getting pregnant etc. This should be done outside of the school system.

The government should not be in the business of supporting or condemning sex. They should have a statement asking students to delay sex until they are older.

[lilylangtree]

"But for those adhering to the queer agenda, the problem is with the kids and parents, not their “evolving” educator."

Ludicrous! Well, in the end times, the Bible prophesies that in the eyes of unbelievers what was "wrong" will be "right" and what was "right" will be "wrong". Another example right here. After reading this aburdity, home schooling looks better and better.