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April 30, 2011 at 10:11 AM #691755April 30, 2011 at 10:23 AM #690589ShadowfaxParticipant
Rus,
FWIW, I think this was an open minded exposition of where you stand. It seems to fall into the “live and let live” even if I don’t approve of it camp. There are elements of both the homosexual community and the heterosexual community that I don’t particularly like to see displayed, but that isn’t really what this educational initialive is all about (from what I can tell). If you can abide with including them as a part of history, then we are on the same page.
But there does have to be some message that you can’t harass a kid because he identifies with a sexual preference, a race, a religion, etc. different from the majority. I don’t want to see muslim kids harassed by a predominantly christian (and, by those acts, predominantly hypocritical) majority. Same application to “gay kids.”
I would add that at a minimum until jr high school, most kids shouldn’t be and many can’t legitimately identify one way or the other… So the sexuality issue shouldn’t be part of the curriculum, aside from sex ed. Yes, this should be taught in school (as well as at home) because many parents can’t seem to find the time or the courage to talk to their kids about it. And knowledge keeps kids from doing something stupid…we hope.
April 30, 2011 at 10:23 AM #690659ShadowfaxParticipantRus,
FWIW, I think this was an open minded exposition of where you stand. It seems to fall into the “live and let live” even if I don’t approve of it camp. There are elements of both the homosexual community and the heterosexual community that I don’t particularly like to see displayed, but that isn’t really what this educational initialive is all about (from what I can tell). If you can abide with including them as a part of history, then we are on the same page.
But there does have to be some message that you can’t harass a kid because he identifies with a sexual preference, a race, a religion, etc. different from the majority. I don’t want to see muslim kids harassed by a predominantly christian (and, by those acts, predominantly hypocritical) majority. Same application to “gay kids.”
I would add that at a minimum until jr high school, most kids shouldn’t be and many can’t legitimately identify one way or the other… So the sexuality issue shouldn’t be part of the curriculum, aside from sex ed. Yes, this should be taught in school (as well as at home) because many parents can’t seem to find the time or the courage to talk to their kids about it. And knowledge keeps kids from doing something stupid…we hope.
April 30, 2011 at 10:23 AM #691271ShadowfaxParticipantRus,
FWIW, I think this was an open minded exposition of where you stand. It seems to fall into the “live and let live” even if I don’t approve of it camp. There are elements of both the homosexual community and the heterosexual community that I don’t particularly like to see displayed, but that isn’t really what this educational initialive is all about (from what I can tell). If you can abide with including them as a part of history, then we are on the same page.
But there does have to be some message that you can’t harass a kid because he identifies with a sexual preference, a race, a religion, etc. different from the majority. I don’t want to see muslim kids harassed by a predominantly christian (and, by those acts, predominantly hypocritical) majority. Same application to “gay kids.”
I would add that at a minimum until jr high school, most kids shouldn’t be and many can’t legitimately identify one way or the other… So the sexuality issue shouldn’t be part of the curriculum, aside from sex ed. Yes, this should be taught in school (as well as at home) because many parents can’t seem to find the time or the courage to talk to their kids about it. And knowledge keeps kids from doing something stupid…we hope.
April 30, 2011 at 10:23 AM #691417ShadowfaxParticipantRus,
FWIW, I think this was an open minded exposition of where you stand. It seems to fall into the “live and let live” even if I don’t approve of it camp. There are elements of both the homosexual community and the heterosexual community that I don’t particularly like to see displayed, but that isn’t really what this educational initialive is all about (from what I can tell). If you can abide with including them as a part of history, then we are on the same page.
But there does have to be some message that you can’t harass a kid because he identifies with a sexual preference, a race, a religion, etc. different from the majority. I don’t want to see muslim kids harassed by a predominantly christian (and, by those acts, predominantly hypocritical) majority. Same application to “gay kids.”
I would add that at a minimum until jr high school, most kids shouldn’t be and many can’t legitimately identify one way or the other… So the sexuality issue shouldn’t be part of the curriculum, aside from sex ed. Yes, this should be taught in school (as well as at home) because many parents can’t seem to find the time or the courage to talk to their kids about it. And knowledge keeps kids from doing something stupid…we hope.
April 30, 2011 at 10:23 AM #691760ShadowfaxParticipantRus,
FWIW, I think this was an open minded exposition of where you stand. It seems to fall into the “live and let live” even if I don’t approve of it camp. There are elements of both the homosexual community and the heterosexual community that I don’t particularly like to see displayed, but that isn’t really what this educational initialive is all about (from what I can tell). If you can abide with including them as a part of history, then we are on the same page.
But there does have to be some message that you can’t harass a kid because he identifies with a sexual preference, a race, a religion, etc. different from the majority. I don’t want to see muslim kids harassed by a predominantly christian (and, by those acts, predominantly hypocritical) majority. Same application to “gay kids.”
I would add that at a minimum until jr high school, most kids shouldn’t be and many can’t legitimately identify one way or the other… So the sexuality issue shouldn’t be part of the curriculum, aside from sex ed. Yes, this should be taught in school (as well as at home) because many parents can’t seem to find the time or the courage to talk to their kids about it. And knowledge keeps kids from doing something stupid…we hope.
April 30, 2011 at 11:40 AM #690624LA ReaderParticipant[quote=Rustico]That’s different than saying there are a lot of great homosexuals, which or course there are. While I think potential for crossing over is very human,I think to some extent, and in many cases blatantly, gays were indoctrinated into their orientation and I do not want to willfully expand that system of indoctrination.
[/quote]This is just insane… Do you really believe people can take a straight boy and turn him gay????? Seriously?
I am straight and I can tell you I’ve lusted after girls all my life. No amount of exposure to gay “indoctrination” at any age would’ve turned me gay. And I grew up with a lot of exposure to gays all my life.
Just ask yourself, do YOU think YOU could’ve been TURNED gay if you were exposed to gay “indoctrination” at an early age?
My guess is that for any straight male, the answer is absolute “NO”.
If your answer is “maybe” or “yes”….. well maybe you have somethings to explore…;-) You might have been playing on the wrong team your whole life.
April 30, 2011 at 11:40 AM #690694LA ReaderParticipant[quote=Rustico]That’s different than saying there are a lot of great homosexuals, which or course there are. While I think potential for crossing over is very human,I think to some extent, and in many cases blatantly, gays were indoctrinated into their orientation and I do not want to willfully expand that system of indoctrination.
[/quote]This is just insane… Do you really believe people can take a straight boy and turn him gay????? Seriously?
I am straight and I can tell you I’ve lusted after girls all my life. No amount of exposure to gay “indoctrination” at any age would’ve turned me gay. And I grew up with a lot of exposure to gays all my life.
Just ask yourself, do YOU think YOU could’ve been TURNED gay if you were exposed to gay “indoctrination” at an early age?
My guess is that for any straight male, the answer is absolute “NO”.
If your answer is “maybe” or “yes”….. well maybe you have somethings to explore…;-) You might have been playing on the wrong team your whole life.
April 30, 2011 at 11:40 AM #691306LA ReaderParticipant[quote=Rustico]That’s different than saying there are a lot of great homosexuals, which or course there are. While I think potential for crossing over is very human,I think to some extent, and in many cases blatantly, gays were indoctrinated into their orientation and I do not want to willfully expand that system of indoctrination.
[/quote]This is just insane… Do you really believe people can take a straight boy and turn him gay????? Seriously?
I am straight and I can tell you I’ve lusted after girls all my life. No amount of exposure to gay “indoctrination” at any age would’ve turned me gay. And I grew up with a lot of exposure to gays all my life.
Just ask yourself, do YOU think YOU could’ve been TURNED gay if you were exposed to gay “indoctrination” at an early age?
My guess is that for any straight male, the answer is absolute “NO”.
If your answer is “maybe” or “yes”….. well maybe you have somethings to explore…;-) You might have been playing on the wrong team your whole life.
April 30, 2011 at 11:40 AM #691451LA ReaderParticipant[quote=Rustico]That’s different than saying there are a lot of great homosexuals, which or course there are. While I think potential for crossing over is very human,I think to some extent, and in many cases blatantly, gays were indoctrinated into their orientation and I do not want to willfully expand that system of indoctrination.
[/quote]This is just insane… Do you really believe people can take a straight boy and turn him gay????? Seriously?
I am straight and I can tell you I’ve lusted after girls all my life. No amount of exposure to gay “indoctrination” at any age would’ve turned me gay. And I grew up with a lot of exposure to gays all my life.
Just ask yourself, do YOU think YOU could’ve been TURNED gay if you were exposed to gay “indoctrination” at an early age?
My guess is that for any straight male, the answer is absolute “NO”.
If your answer is “maybe” or “yes”….. well maybe you have somethings to explore…;-) You might have been playing on the wrong team your whole life.
April 30, 2011 at 11:40 AM #691795LA ReaderParticipant[quote=Rustico]That’s different than saying there are a lot of great homosexuals, which or course there are. While I think potential for crossing over is very human,I think to some extent, and in many cases blatantly, gays were indoctrinated into their orientation and I do not want to willfully expand that system of indoctrination.
[/quote]This is just insane… Do you really believe people can take a straight boy and turn him gay????? Seriously?
I am straight and I can tell you I’ve lusted after girls all my life. No amount of exposure to gay “indoctrination” at any age would’ve turned me gay. And I grew up with a lot of exposure to gays all my life.
Just ask yourself, do YOU think YOU could’ve been TURNED gay if you were exposed to gay “indoctrination” at an early age?
My guess is that for any straight male, the answer is absolute “NO”.
If your answer is “maybe” or “yes”….. well maybe you have somethings to explore…;-) You might have been playing on the wrong team your whole life.
April 30, 2011 at 12:15 PM #690629scaredyclassicParticipantI went to hs w a lot of gay guys in a metro theatre program. They were getting laid like crazy. Yet they could not persuade me to let them give me even one blowjob. Not even one. At least one pretty cute guy tried to persuade me that his technique was superior but I passed. Really. We just stuck to broadway show stuff and I struggled along w women. Now that was real attempted indoctrination!
April 30, 2011 at 12:15 PM #690699scaredyclassicParticipantI went to hs w a lot of gay guys in a metro theatre program. They were getting laid like crazy. Yet they could not persuade me to let them give me even one blowjob. Not even one. At least one pretty cute guy tried to persuade me that his technique was superior but I passed. Really. We just stuck to broadway show stuff and I struggled along w women. Now that was real attempted indoctrination!
April 30, 2011 at 12:15 PM #691311scaredyclassicParticipantI went to hs w a lot of gay guys in a metro theatre program. They were getting laid like crazy. Yet they could not persuade me to let them give me even one blowjob. Not even one. At least one pretty cute guy tried to persuade me that his technique was superior but I passed. Really. We just stuck to broadway show stuff and I struggled along w women. Now that was real attempted indoctrination!
April 30, 2011 at 12:15 PM #691456scaredyclassicParticipantI went to hs w a lot of gay guys in a metro theatre program. They were getting laid like crazy. Yet they could not persuade me to let them give me even one blowjob. Not even one. At least one pretty cute guy tried to persuade me that his technique was superior but I passed. Really. We just stuck to broadway show stuff and I struggled along w women. Now that was real attempted indoctrination!
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