School parents beware 3839EnjoyDialup *sigh*... Do tell... Im sure you've really thought about this. I never said they did, you idiot. All you poofters have come up with is to equate what I said WITH...
Oh my god! You really are off the rails. lets see if we can get you back on!
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I say. You missed TWO points.
One) The kids were not asking about straight love or gay love. They didn't ask about love at all. AND MOST IMPORTANTLY the teacher didn't tell them about love. The teacher told them about relationships. How some people fall in love with the same love and get married just like every else. The kids wanted to know who the person was, not what they do in bed together. If the teacher had of described lesbian lovemaking she never would have been given an apology and another job.
Two) The questions were asked in a clbuttroom environment by the students often enough for the teacher to realise an explanation was required. What would be the point of answering the question in private if the whole clbutt had heard the questions? The students who had not been told in private would simply ask the question to avoid being left out.
School parents beware 3840How do you know the book discussed loveual relationships? Nothing has been said about the book covering love, only that it...
Your missing the point again. The teacher didn't show the kids a loveo. The teacher only talked about relationship, and falling in love.
"poofter parade" huh? Sounds like your the one who will have trouble explaining a lovering relationship with all that hate in your heart.
Are you advocating a relationship with a mobile phone now? Is this because you like the vibrations? Does this have anything to do with your previous statment about anal love? Could I be mocking you for going so far off topic?
That is the most bigoted load of rubbish I have ever read.
School parents beware 3843I disagree. I don't think a mardi gras exposes peoples bodies in a loveual manner. The participants don't lay on there back and open their labia with their fingers like the women in...
The mardi gras is about accepting people for who they are, and not pressuring them to conforming to the wishes of other people. Pressuring a child to be gay or straight would go against their core beliefs. The fact is this child will feel free to follow her own feelings (gay or straight) without the obvious prejudice that you harbour.
Take a good look at yourself and ask yourself why you feel so threatened by their lifestyle. Ask yourself if you may be afraid you have similar feelings. Feelings that you obviously have been told are wrong. Perhaps you hate these people because you hate those feeling in yourself? I don't expect you to agree with me publicly, but you should ask yourself these questions. Think about them outside of your desire to "win" this debate. By all means you should tell me to "get stuffed" publicly for asking you these questions, but ask them of yourself anyway. You may feel better about yourself if you can be honest with yourself.
That is because the Christian faith encourages parents to bring their children up as Christians. Gay people don't expect their children to be gay, they expect them to be true to themselves regardless of where that may take them. Gay people have to deal with small minded people like you all the time, so they take extra care not to pressure others to conform to their wishes.
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