Gays "never Felt More Vulnerable"

[vetuste_ennemi]

What should we be doing to help this marginalised group?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-birmingham-47742085

[Bazile]

Estvi novus esparatum
Alkuci

[dannyk13]

//Hazel Pulley, chief executive officer of the trust which runs the school, said some staff had lost weight and were not sleeping.//
Thinking back to my schooldays and my teachers I am certain that not one of them would have become so emotionally charged over any subject.A bit over the top IMO.

[woofgang]

I remember heated discussion about allowing books into schools that taught about biracial families and blended families or families with divorced parents.....I really though we had come further than this.

[Mamyalynne]

Obviously not Woof.

[-Talbot-]

dannyk13
//Hazel Pulley, chief executive officer of the trust which runs the school, said some staff had lost weight and were not sleeping.//
Thinking back to my schooldays and my teachers I am certain that not one of them would have become so emotionally charged over any subject.A bit over the top IMO.



Did you ever have a baying mob outside your school?

[Calicogirl]

Yeah did you see them? Not only are they intimidating the staff, they're setting a crap example to the kids at the school about what is and is not socially acceptable. Imagine there was a kid at schools with LGBT parents? Not on, not on at all.

[anotheoldgit]

Something we must come to expect from a clash of cultures.

[mushroom25]

homophobia.
islamophobia.

what is the bigger crime? what a choice for virtue signallers to have to make.....

[Calicogirl]

No it's not Islamophobic to expect members of the Muslim faith to adhere to the law regarding hate speech.Or Christians to, or Jews, or,or, or...
It's fine to celebrate any culture or religion within the remit of the law, and anyone who knows me will tell you I am the first to stick up for anyone's rights but it has to be within that framework, and this patently is not.

[dannyk13]

Talbot //Did you ever have a baying mob outside your school?//
No, nothing in the curriculum would have given rise to any sort of demonstration.

[Calicogirl]

there is nothing in this curriculem that should either though Danny- everything taught is within the law and to encourage tolerance. How can that be a bad thing?

[anotheoldgit]

mushroom25

One would soon see the outcome if there had been a counter protest.

[dannyk13]

Calico,I just think that parents should have some control over what their children are taught.Would it have been so hard for the school to excuse the pupils from that particular (or any other) lesson.

[Rockrose]

The only time some of AB users would side with their Muslim brotherhood- to protest against the’gays’

[sherrardk]

I’m getting throughly sick of the parents at this school. If they don’t like it, ythey should move their kids to a different school. From September 2020 it will be compulsory for primary schools to be taught about relationship education so they better start sucking it up.

[anotheoldgit]

dannyk13
/// No, nothing in the curriculum would have given rise to any sort of demonstration. ///

When I went to school and when we attended morning assembly and before Church of England prayers were said and hymns were sung, the headmaster announced "all other denominations please return to your class rooms".

The same thing happened when I was in the RAF, on the parade ground the Chaplin would announce all other faiths march off and face the wall.

I can never remember any demonstrations over these two examples.

[-Talbot-]

And who you 'siding' with, Rockrose?

[dannyk13]

Rockrose, no one is siding with anyone,

[-Talbot-]

Speak for yourself, danny... I'm siding with the LGBT community.

[Khandro]

Rockrose; //The only time some of AB users would side with their Muslim brotherhood- to protest against the’gays’//

Which "Brotherhood" is that?