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Backward Thinking On The Schools Part
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I agree with Pixie when she says teaching biology is right - but anything more must be at the parent’s discretion. I think by allowing the LGBT brigade to push their own agenda, we are in great danger of destroying childhood innocence - and that, in my opinion, is simply wrong. Their problems, like those of any other adult, should be of no concern to little ones.
At a certain age, probably when they start asking questions, it's a good thing to teach about the mechanics of sex, and it's worth educating about relationships too. I doubt one needs to dwell too long on the fact that some don't conform to normal hetro relationships, or even accept the sex they are. Mentioning it in passing should be fine. As for parental opting out, it's difficult to agree to state overriding parental rights, but it's sad that some may not be informed to a reasonable degree.
"danny....but many parents don't teach their kids. My father would never have spoke about sex with us. It was a big No NO subject.
Luckily my mother would and did."
Are there any statistics or links to support this ideology?
Seems people who are from a different era are portraying their outdated views on current affairs.
Luckily my mother would and did."
Are there any statistics or links to support this ideology?
Seems people who are from a different era are portraying their outdated views on current affairs.
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