I'll admit I didn't read beyond about 4 posts in this thread. Another needless thread on the topic, if you ask me. (I think I'd take 27 buttscrewers in my front yard over another thread on homosexuality!)But it seems to me it all boils down to one thing. You break the law, the cops show up. It doesn't matter why you broke it.
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Homosexuality taught in schools
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"(I think I'd take 27 buttscrewers in my front yard over another thread on homosexuality!)"Yet another homo erotic reference. I think damien may be subconsciously letting us know he is really wanting to try something new...
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he'll never know until he tries
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Oh sorry I didn't mean to make another useless thread. I just thought it was interesting since in my area especially there's controversy of same-sex marriage being taught in schools and evolution and creationism being taught in schools.wasn't trying to be annoying. sowwy.
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Originally Posted By: IneligibleNot eating sand and glue is preschool level - at US kindergarten level they start learning to read. It's not as if they were discussing buttsex positions - it seems that among a swag of books for outside class reading there was one that said that some children were parented by people of the same sex. It's not suggested that the book said anything about what any sort of parents did in the bedroom. That may be in the mind of some people, but not the average 6-year-old.While I don't doubt the arrested father's sincerity, he put himself in a position where he had to be arrested. He refused to leave the principal's office, forcing the principal to call the police. The police were then obliged to ask him to leave. When he refused, the police had no real choice but to arrest him. When the police tell you to leave, you can't expect that if you refuse they will do nothing.In many jurisdictions the police would then have taken the man to the police station, given him a lecture about obeying the law, and sent him home without charge. But in other jurisdictions this might lead to their being sued for false arrest, so I can't blame the police for doing things by the book and laying formal charges. The FOXNews article is completely wrong (surprise) in saying he was charged for asking the school for parental notification - it was because he refused to leave until he got what he wanted. If the man is not stupid he may well have done it for the publicity.I imagine the father truly believes he is trying to be a good father, but I suspect his son might wish he weren't. I like FOXNews
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Originally Posted By: NtroducingMyselfThor, I'm really really sorry but I call BS on the whole schools allowing strangers to roam the halls. But that's just my opinion, perhaps other people on this site will believe you. I just know I personally never seen it happen or heard about it happening. And again with the security in schools now, I don't even see this even remotely happening.We can agree to disagree and safe each other a lot of trivial back and forth posts I'm not actually following this post. Just more of the same. (I clicked on the thread and saw this post.)I work in a high school. I can assure you steps are taken to keep strangers from roaming the halls. I was even accosted by an art teacher last year because I didn't have my name badge on and she didn't recognize me. I also got reprimanded at the Middle School for entering the back door without a name badge. (The door was locked and the reprimanding teacher let me it.)So whatever the discussion was, and however roaming strangers fits in, I can almost assure you most schools don't allow strangers to roam that halls.(Wondering what this has to do with homosexuality being taught in school. Are roaming strangers teaching Blowjobs 101?)
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According to some folks apparently that's the case.
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Originally Posted By: OldFolksAccording to some folks apparently that's the case. When folks are misquoted in this way, it usually means they've made a point that the person misquoting them doesn't like, but can't argue against.
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For him to misquote you, he would have had to attempt to quote you. He didn't.
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Originally Posted By: thor Originally Posted By: NtroducingMyselfBut again, we can agree or disagree it's pretty pointless. We both know where we stand and we're not going to change each others minds. So again... agree to disagree No problem. I'll make a couple mental notes, though. 1) If Eddie doesn't see it happen, it doesn't happen. At all. Anywhere. Oh look Thor, you're misrepresenting Eddie!And I think we've been down this road about claims. You are claiming that people off the street wandered into a school and just started talking to the students. How do we know this is true? I'd ask for evidence, but you never give that. You seem to have a problem with it because it never wants to agree with you...
