Gay Book Flap Erupts Again At Lexington School

[MaggieL]

Originally Posted by Stormieweather

LOL! You do know that sex ed doesn't actually teach you HOW to have sex, right?

I still don't think jordon has ever been a parent...he seems pretty clueless about it. He's certainly silent about it. I think the whole "parental rights" thing was just an excuse for some verbal queer bashing.

"You no playa da game, you no maka da rules."

[Jordon]

Originally Posted by MaggieL

I still don't think jordon has ever been a parent...he seems pretty clueless about it. He's certainly silent about it. I think the whole "parental rights" thing was just an excuse for some verbal queer bashing.

"You no playa da game, you no maka da rules."

Oh, but I do make the rules. It's called voting; and there are millions of folks who vote just like I do, as we've recently seen.

[MaggieL]

Originally Posted by Jordon

Oh, but I do make the rules. It's called voting; and there are millions of folks who vote just like I do, as we've recently seen.

Yeah, there's a lot of voters out there...so it's "we" who make the rules, not "I". One person doesn't make the rules, which is kind of the whole point.

You can claim to be pagan if you like...lots of people do: from wiccans to Nazi mystics and everything inbetween. You might want to think about both the Rede and the Threefold Law, and how they apply to your little adventure here.

[Jordon]

Originally Posted by MaggieL

Yeah, there's a lot of voters out there...so it's "we" who make the rules, not "I". One person doesn't make the rules, which is kind of the whole point.

You can claim to be pagan if you like...lots of people do: from wiccans to Nazi mystics and everything inbetween. You might want to think about both the Rede and the Threefold Law, and how they apply to your little adventure here.

Maybe you should. I'm not the one bent on peddling homosexuality to seven year olds.

I see all the bravos here are afraid to tackle the question of gay sex ed in school. I figured as much.

[MaggieL]

Originally Posted by Jordon

Maybe you should. I'm not the one bent on peddling homosexuality to seven year olds.

There's a difference between "peddling" and admitting that something exists. It's pointless to "peddle" homosexuality; people's orientation is what it is.

Originally Posted by Jordon

I see all the bravos here are afraid to tackle the question of gay sex ed in school. I figured as much.

Several of us did. You ignored it, as apparently you do everything you can't deal with.

It's not a winning life strategy. As you should be discovering.

But maybe you're ignoring that too...

[Jordon]

Originally Posted by MaggieL

Several of us did.

I see. So the consensus is that Johnny should be learning fellatio and sodomy right along with normal sex in sex ed? Should little Sally be learning the ins and outs of choosing just the right strap-on? Frankly, and I tell you this all all confidence, I'm skeptical. Someone please tell me I'm wrong about this.

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[Stormieweather]

Oh fercryingoutloud

ONCE again, sex ed in schools is not HOW to have sex, therefore "gay sex ed" is only something made up in Jordan's mind. Can you just see sex ed the way Jordan imagines it to be?

WARNING: THIS IS A PARODY (in case you actually don't have a clue)

Teacher:

"Welcome to sexual education Fourth-graders! Today we are learning about heretosexual relations. First little Suzie and Joey get naked. Then they kiss and touch each other. This is called foreplay. Finally, little Joey inserts his long, hard penis into Suzie's wet vagina. He slides in and out until an orgasm or two is achieved. An orgasm, boys and girls, is when Joey's penis spits out semen and Suzy's vagina clenches. This semen then swims to little Suzy's egg and joins with it. And this, children, is where babies come from.

Tomorrow, we will be learning about gay sex. This is where two little Johnny's or two little Marie's play with each other but they can't make babies like Joey and Suzie.

Thank you all for coming and don't forget your backpacks."

If this was, in fact, what sex ed in schools was like, don't you think parents would have a hell of a lot more to worry about than "gay sex ed"?

Stormie