Religious Idiots Against The New Sex Ed. Curriculum

destillat

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So you're saying a proper sex-ed education will prevent an angry ex-boyfriend from placing his iPhone in a hidden position among the pillows where she has no clue, and will prevent a revenge-porn video to be placed on the internet???

Is that what you're saying???
Fuck you are dense.

Sure, maybe the angry ex-boyfriend is clever enough to secretly record them having sex. So fucking what?
Are you that narrow-minded and one-tracked that that is all you can focus on?

Shit, like I said before I really feel sorry for you unfortunate offspring.
 

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Fuck you are dense.

Sure, maybe the angry ex-boyfriend is clever enough to secretly record them having sex. So fucking what?
Are you that narrow-minded and one-tracked that that is all you can focus on?

Shit, like I said before I really feel sorry for you unfortunate offspring
Okay smartypants, so tell me with all the sex-ed you can push on a single person, what would stop an angry boyfriend from filming him an undercover iPhone revenge sex-tape, and putting it online???

Please tell me
 

destillat

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Okay smartypants, so tell me with all the sex-ed you can push on a single person, what would stop an angry boyfriend from filming him an undercover iPhone revenge sex-tape, and putting it online???

Please tell me
Is that the sole purpose of this new curriculum?
I know you have trouble when your train of thought is disrupted, so I am sorry for that... but really? Get a grip. I am sorry for you and your family that you cannot comprehend simple concepts. Kids are sexually aware at far younger ages than ever before (and I was sexually aware to a degree at 7 years old). Knowledge can only help. If you want to keep your head in the sand, that is your ignorant right... although I really feel badly for you children who are probably already noticing things and having questions, but have an ignorant stone-aged father that they cannot approach because they aren't yet ready according to you.
 

AK-47

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Is that the sole purpose of this new curriculum?
I know you have trouble when your train of thought is disrupted, so I am sorry for that... but really? Get a grip. I am sorry for you and your family that you cannot comprehend simple concepts. Kids are sexually aware at far younger ages than ever before (and I was sexually aware to a degree at 7 years old). Knowledge can only help. If you want to keep your head in the sand, that is your ignorant right... although I really feel badly for you children who are probably already noticing things and having questions, but have an ignorant stone-aged father that they cannot approach because they aren't yet ready according to you
You didnt answer my question.

Take a deep breath, then slowly read over my post again and try answering the question this time. I know that might be hard, but try anyways
 

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I think we should teach the 8 year old girls that they can earn money sucking cock and the boys should learn it is cheaper to buy it in the end. Of course I would teach the boys in kindergarten, leave no child behind.

Those that can do, those that can't teach
 

basketcase

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And I suppose I should care no more about what you think is normal.
No you shouldn't. What our schools should care about though is what the Charter says. You can spew on about the thought police bullshit all you want but this has nothing to do with your paranoid conspiracy theories.


p.s. the 'not normal' for Turing was Aspergers related. Nothing to do with being gay.
 

basketcase

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Sorry, I meant to conflate "probably" with 99% of most porn-revenge cases.

Glad we got that straighten out
How many revenge porn cases were naked pics the girl sent or videos she agreed to be in? The curriculum sure would address those.
 

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No you shouldn't. What our schools should care about though is what the Charter says. You can spew on about the thought police bullshit all you want but this has nothing to do with your paranoid conspiracy theories.


p.s. the 'not normal' for Turing was Aspergers related. Nothing to do with being gay.
You missed the point of the movie. The point was he was encouraged to ACCEPT that he was not normal, and embrace it. Perhaps others who are not normal could be encouraged to do the same, rather than insisting on a distortion of the definition of normal?

Have you ever even read the Charter? it seems like you haven't. If you have read it, you didn't understand it. It doesn't say anything about anyone accepting that homosexuality is normal. What it provides is that homosexuals must be treated equally before the law. It doesn't say that the schools have to teach students about the rights of any specific group of people (Catholics and First Nations Canadians both have specific charter rights, as examples). Nor do the schools have to educate anyone about homosexuality, or same sex relationships, or anything at all to do with the issue. The schools have all articulated codes of conduct which comply with the Charter. It is enough for them to communicate those policies to ensure that students understand and follow those rules.
 

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Have you ever even read the Charter? ....
No matter how much you hate it, the charter defines Canadian values and a publicly funded education system sure as shit should be teaching the values of the charter.

Despite your conspiracy thought police crap, you have the freedom to believe what you want. Meanwhile the government run school system will teach equality and acceptance.
 

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Edit. I went to see the Imitation Game tonight. It is of course, about Alan Turing, the gay math professor who spearheaded breaking the German enigma machine code. The movie goes out of its way to make the point that Turing was not a normal man (it is the central theme of the movie, and the relevant lines about "normalcy" are repeated at least 3 times at different points in the film), and that a normal man would never have achieved what he did. Interesting juxtaposition with the discussion here.
You missed the point of the movie. The point was he was encouraged to ACCEPT that he was not normal, and embrace it. Perhaps others who are not normal could be encouraged to do the same, rather than insisting on a distortion of the definition of normal?
I haven't seen the movie, so I might well be missing its point. But you seem to have missed the point of the poor guy's motherfucking suicide. He killed himself precisely because he was living in a society that insisted on labelling him as abnormal and persecuting him for it. For you to use Turing as the poster child for treating homosexuality as "abnormal" is the most absurd bit of Orwelian doublethink I've seen since, well, the last big sleazy post I read. The mind boggles.
 

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I haven't seen the movie, so I might well be missing its point. But you seem to have missed the point of the poor guy's motherfucking suicide. He killed himself precisely because he was living in a society that insisted on labelling him as abnormal and persecuting him for it. For you to use Turing as the poster child for treating homosexuality as "abnormal" is the most absurd bit of Orwelian doublethink I've seen since, well, the last big sleazy post I read. The mind boggles.
Your reputation for having a boggled mind precedes you. The movie doesn't say why he killed himself, and I doubt that anyone knows definitively, so you're just making that part up.

I don't say homosexuality is abnormal because a movie says so. I say it is because it is. it is a relatively unusual state of human sexuality. If it was the norm, there'd be none of us around to debate about it. Not bad, not good, but not normal. I didn't say that Turing was the only person who should accept that he was not normal and embrace it (and the movie shows him at his happiest and most at peace when he appears to do so). I also think that society should also accept that homosexuality is not normal. Not bad, nor good, but not normal. The reason that the law prohibited homosexuality at the time was not because society judged it abnormal (having 6 toes is also abnormal), it's because society judged it to be wrong.

If we could only admit there are obvious differences between straight and gay people and their relationships, then we could move on the question of whether those differences make any difference to any number of related matters. However, when you can't even get people to admit that there's any difference, it's impossible to have the next conversation.

I suspect you're not unboggled yet.
 

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Your reputation for having a boggled mind precedes you. The movie doesn't say why he killed himself, and I doubt that anyone knows definitively, so you're just making that part up.…edit [the entire post is just above]…
I also think that society should also accept that homosexuality is not normal. Not bad, nor good, but not normal. The reason that the law prohibited homosexuality at the time was not because society judged it abnormal (having 6 toes is also abnormal), it's because society judged it to be wrong.

If we could only admit there are obvious differences between straight and gay people and their relationships, then we could move on the question of whether those differences make any difference to any number of related matters. However, when you can't even get people to admit that there's any difference, it's impossible to have the next conversation.

I suspect you're not unboggled yet.
So far the only difference you have mentioned between homosexuals and heterosexuals is relative popularity. I'm just curious what those "…obvious differences between straight and gay people and their relationships" might be, to your way of thinking. The only ones that come to my addicted-to-the-obvious mind are the biological impossibility of natural reproduction, a likely redundancy of sex organs in one sort of relationship. But this is the XXIC.
 

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Your reputation for having a boggled mind precedes you. The movie doesn't say why he killed himself, and I doubt that anyone knows definitively, so you're just making that part up.
Right! Anyone that would draw any sort of connection between him being prosecuted and convicted as a sexual deviant, as well as being subjected to forced chemical castration, and his killing himself is just clutching at straws. To think that any of that would speak to his state of mind or desire to end it all is absurd. No, no. The man killed himself because it seemed like a fun lark. Obviously. Those queers, always doing the silliest things!

I don't say homosexuality is abnormal because a movie says so. I say it is because it is. it is a relatively unusual state of human sexuality. If it was the norm, there'd be none of us around to debate about it.
aaaand, we're done. No, seriously. We're done. If you can't wrap your head around the fact that just about every motherfucking mammal on earth practices homosexuality to some extent or another, then you're too far gone to understand anything. But what's worse - if really need social Darwinism to explain and justify all human activity and behaviour, if the state of motherfucking nature is the only yardstick you accept of what is "normal", then we got no common ground. I don't even know where to begin. Fuck social Darwinism, it's bullshit. Fuck the wrongheaded fake dichotomy that views every fucking thing as either "normal" and natural or haram.
 

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So far the only difference you have mentioned between homosexuals and heterosexuals is relative popularity. I'm just curious what those "…obvious differences between straight and gay people and their relationships" might be, to your way of thinking. The only ones that come to my addicted-to-the-obvious mind are the biological impossibility of natural reproduction, a likely redundancy of sex organs in one sort of relationship. But this is the XXIC.
Sorry, not interested in silly games. Once the discussion devolves into that, I'm out.
 

Bud Plug

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Right! Anyone that would draw any sort of connection between him being prosecuted and convicted as a sexual deviant, as well as being subjected to forced chemical castration, and his killing himself is just clutching at straws. To think that any of that would speak to his state of mind or desire to end it all is absurd. No, no. The man killed himself because it seemed like a fun lark. Obviously. Those queers, always doing the silliest things!

aaaand, we're done. No, seriously. We're done. If you can't wrap your head around the fact that just about every motherfucking mammal on earth practices homosexuality to some extent or another, then you're too far gone to understand anything. But what's worse - if really need social Darwinism to explain and justify all human activity and behaviour, if the state of motherfucking nature is the only yardstick you accept of what is "normal", then we got no common ground. I don't even know where to begin. Fuck social Darwinism, it's bullshit. Fuck the wrongheaded fake dichotomy that views every fucking thing as either "normal" and natural or haram.
It's your logic that's broken. One, comparing human sexuality to animal sexuality is a troubled comparison to begin with. I don't think we know enough about how animal and human thought processes compare to make that comparison. Is anal sex in the animal kingdom related to love/attraction or to dominance behaviour? I don't know, and I know you don't know either. Two, no comparison is relevant or required. We already know that homosexuality among people is a relatively rare occurrence. Three, even if homosexuality occurs in ALL animals, it is nevertheless NOT THE NORM, in the animal kingdom or otherwise. Or is it that you want to change the meaning of word "normal" to "natural"? Maybe that's the problem.

When people fight so hard to deny simple observable facts, it's a telltale sign that other motivations are afoot.

It's good that you're done. You're going to hurt yourself twisting into all those knots.
 

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"Parents have the right to pull their children from sex-ed classes, but it’s a “real rarity,” said Bob Schreader, vice-president of the Ontario Catholic School Trustees’ Association. That group and the Institute for Catholic Education supported the curriculum throughout its development.

“As a Catholic community, we’re going to ensure our children get that information, but we are going to do it through a Catholic lens,” Mr. Schreader said. He said parents’ concerns can often be allayed by talking to teachers instead of pulling their children from classes."
Catholic lens! Just another reason we DONT need two systems. Make it ONE system,if the Catholic kids parents want religion class offer it in their regular curriculum. Always thought religion was taught in/at CHURCH!
 

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In the end, this may help a tiny percentage of students I think. Let's be honest, the internet is where they're learning EVERYTHING these days.
School is nothing but a joke to a majority of them, it's a backdrop for making great vine videos in how to harass their teachers, be destructive, stupid, funny, etc, etc, oh yeah and porn.
 

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How many revenge porn cases were naked pics the girl sent or videos she agreed to be in? The curriculum sure would address those.
lol what?
There will ALWAYS be idiots in the world

Heck look back at those Bell "fair for Canada" ads
Stupid girl, well into her 30s, WORKS in the telecom industry
Still took tons of nude pics/vids which were leaked everywhere when her Blackberry was stolen (and gained net fame because she was already doing commercials)

So exactly what will telling a teen girl do again?
Fuck most of these kids know MORE about how tech works than the teachers do
Or do you think scaring them will work as well in sex situations as it did in scaring teens away from marijuana?
 
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