His post literally said sex.........

Sex as in, male and female, not gay BDSM anal sex

So you agree that the only sexual things that should be discussed in schools is how reproduction works?

Why is it the people with the loudest voices NEVER HAVE KIDS

And religious signs / symbols should not be worn ...

We did see drastic and swift change in the 1860's and it worked out fine until 1877 when we removed troops from the south and allowed them to "incrementally change" after that. And oh look, they immediately removed basically all rights from blacks and started literally enslaving them again.

Similarly, we didn't see "gradual change" during civil rights. We had riots in the streets until sweeping federal reforms were passed.

Both of your examples are blatant cases where gradual reform FAILED and progress only happened after riots and sweeping reform.

This post was edited by NetflixAdaptationWidow on Apr 28 2022 01:15pm

like who? lol

Well I’m currently speaking about homosexuals…

They never have kids but always have the loudest voice… especially when relating to kids education…

I don’t want a person with no kids trying to adjust curriculum to make them feel normal…

As I said earlier…

Keep that shit out of school

that's a joke. riots didnt happen while we had an active occupation of the south, something that was of course unsustainable. and the 1960s were still fairly small changes, drinking fountains and dinner counters. did nothing to prevent white flight, actually fix school integration, give reparations, or anything else analogous to the complete reform you're suggesting schools should get in short order.

and of course like most deeply biased people you fail to sense the pendulum. fast change for thee means fast change for the other side. incremental changes have slowed down conservatives as much as they've slowed you down. your want is the same as giving everyone a gun for "safety" and expecting less gun violence.



gay people have kids lol wtf

This post was edited by thesnipa on Apr 28 2022 01:19pm

"The establishment clause separates church from state, but not religion from politics or public life. Individual citizens are free to bring their religious convictions into the public arena."


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