September 23, 2004
BEATS THE HECK OUT OF ALGEBRA:
Homosexual Teachers Teach Children About Lesbian Sex Toys (Traditional Values Coalition, September 22, 2004)
Brian Camenker, head of the Massachusetts grassroots group Article 8 Alliance, was on NPR recently with homosexual teachers to discuss what schools will be teaching students now that the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court has decided that the state constitution mandates homosexual marriages.The NPR discussion featured Brookline 8th grade homosexual teacher Deb Allen who said she will draw up a chart that shows kids the various kinds of sex acts homosexuals engage in, including “kissing and hugging, and different kinds of intercourse.” Allen then asks children if homosexual sex is any different than heterosexual sex. She described her conversation with NPR: “All right. So can a woman and a woman kiss and hug? Yes. Can a woman and a woman have vaginal intercourse, and they [children] will all say no. And I’ll say, ‘Hold it. Of course, they can. They can use a sex toy. They could use—and we talk—and we discuss that.”
Where were teachers like her and Mary Kay Letourneau when we were going through puberty? Posted by Orrin Judd at September 23, 2004 1:56 PM
Working in Nevada.
Posted by: ratbert at September 23, 2004 2:37 PMThere is nothing more boring or repellent than a person who can't stop talking about their hobbies and their assumption that everyone else is as obsessive about the same. At what point did homosexuals turn into Star Trek Fans? Are there any differences between the two any more?
Posted by: Raoul Ortega at September 23, 2004 2:50 PMHave you ever seen Mary Kay Letourneau? Yikes, what a pooch. Only a desparately randy 12 year old or a hopeless drunk would go for her. Now, Ms. Garvey, my 10th grade typing teacher, there was a babe.
Posted by: Governor Breck at September 23, 2004 2:51 PMOrrin:
When you were a kid, society had not yet accepted the lie that public proclamation of the intimate details in your personal life is a virtue.
Posted by: Vince at September 23, 2004 3:21 PMOne of our reporters had his 14-year-old daughter in the office last week, and we were talking about a recent court case, in which one woman pulled a knife on another, upon which the second bit off the first's ear.
They were what is called around here 'hostesses at a Korean bar' (elsewhere, usually, 'B-girls').
What was interesting, in this context, was that the daughter thought she knew what the women did for a living ('They're strippers'), and the father didn't want her to know.
There's a point, I suppose, at which you can know too much, but not so many of our young people get there.
Posted by: Harry Eagar at September 23, 2004 3:43 PMGood. Very good. It is well that public education is going down this road. Public schools are considered by contemporary United Stetes Constitutional Law to be organs of the state, rather than of civil society, from which source they had evolved. For this reason they have come to be legally prevented from teaching both faith-based and prescriptive morality.
I hold it essential for the moral and cultural health of our civilization that public education as we know it be done away with. If public education is being used as a blatent Gay/Lesbian/Bisexual/Transexual recruiting and training program, we are advancing the day when the infamous thing is to be crushed.
Posted by: Lou Gots at September 23, 2004 4:02 PMWe should never have done away with the ducking stool, eh?
Posted by: Harry Eagar at September 23, 2004 8:25 PMStocks.
Posted by: oj at September 23, 2004 10:15 PM