Catholic schools must teach new sex ed: McGuinty

[shondrea]

Tell them to stop skipping Biology.

Re-assure them that it is natural.

I don’t know the last time you attended a Sex Ed class in Ontario, but let me re-assure you that the nickname for the portable wasn’t called the “porno-portable” by my Gr. 7 classmates for no reason. We suggested a puke bucket under each desk so poor students didn’t have to bolt for the door and throw-up over the railing leading up to the portable.

Well apparentlty Sex Ed in Kansas is a whole different story, because MY sex ed was telling girls about their periods and puberty. We never covered reproduction in biology; that was left for the halth class, where we learned the basic anatomy of the body, the science behind procreation and how babies are born. THAT is sex ed to me, and I cannot FATHOM denying that to a child who’s parents wouldn’t tell them at home becaiuse of some fear of equality.

Who’s gonna reassure them it’s natural? When you have a 13 year old girl at school who comes up crying to their teacher that they’re dying and bleeding, you think just saying, Oh, it’s natural is gonna make her feel better, if she doesn’t even know what a uterous is? No. Because you’d have to sit her down and TEACH her that. But we apparently can’t do that because that’s equality

 

[irishpatrick]

We’re not talking about a bunch of gays trying to be equal in marriage; we’re taliking about KIDS who are NOT going to be told at hime, no matter HOW much you’d like them to be. Answer me this; What to do with them? If Mommy and Daddy don’t care, and the school isn’t alowed to, what are they gonna do?

Oh, wait. Liberty, being the opposite of equality, says forget about them. Because helping them might GASP, make them EQUAL to all the OTHER kids whos parents DID love them enough to share this with them. GOD FORBID we take care of CHILDREN. What a travesty.

You make my point. The road to ruin is paved with good intentions brought by many good intentioned people. I know your intentions are good, yet the intentions of many people are good, it does not make their views or actions good. For example, many people think abortion is a good thing for women, yet 50,000,000 babies have died because they wanted to be nice to women in a way that caused incredible damage.

You will make fun of the word liberty until one day your liberities are gone, then that day you will have a mental spark reminding you of that cray Irishpatrick dude that warned of such a day. Of course, it won’t matter then because it will be too late to change it back to being a free nation.

We lose our libertiies just like the frog in the cold pot of water. We lose liberty by very slowly, ever, ever so slowly boiling away our freedoms. We do so by giving to the state that which belongs in our hands, one tiny little well-intentioned thing at a time. We do so when we try to say that the failure of the few should mean all must take one path and that the state is the only way to guide that path. We do so when we say “I don’t trust other people to parent their children correctly (according to my will); therefore, I will take their parenting tasks away from them and give it to the state and then everyone will do exactly as “I” see fit and according to my vision of how things should be.”

 

[shondrea]

You make my point. The road to ruin is paved with good intentions brought by many good intentioned people. I know your intentions are good, yet the intentions of many people are good, it does not make their views or actions good. For exmaple, many people think abortion is a good thing for women, yet 50,000,000 babies have died because they wanted to be nice to women in a way that caused incredible damage.

You will make fun of the word liberty until one day your liberities are gone, then that day you will have a mental spark reminding you of that cray Irishpatrick dude that warn of such a day.

We lose our libertiies just like the frog in the cold pot of water. We lose liberty by very slowly, ever, ever so slowly boiling away our freedoms. We do so by giving to the state that which belongs in our hands, one tiny little well-intentioned thing at a time. We do so when we try to say that the failure of the few should mean all must take one path and that the state is the only way to guide that path. We do so when we say “I don’t trust other people to parent correctly and according to my will, so I will take their parenting tasks away from them and give it to the state and then everyone will do exactly as “I” see fit.”

So just ANSWER MY QUESTION ALREADY. WHAT do you DO with those kids? Just TELL ME THAT. Let them continue to be neglected? SOUNDS WONDERFUL.

 

[irishpatrick]

So just ANSWER MY QUESTION ALREADY. WHAT do you DO with those kids? Just TELL ME THAT. Let them continue to be neglected? SOUNDS WONDERFUL.

You really have no idea what liberty is, do you? None whatsoever.

…speaking to a wall gives me a headache…

 

[Timothy17]

Well apparentlty Sex Ed in Kansas is a whole different story

Exactly. What we Canadians are trying to warn you of is how subjective “Sex Ed” can be.

The concerns you raised are absolutely legitimate. They should be dealt with, a school should possibly even have a protocol for such a scenario. I agree entirely and apologize and am very sorry if I seemed unsympathetic. That scenario did not enter in to my mind. Still, natural education in regards to such a normal and standard bodily function such as a woman’s period can be addressed in a science/biology class context to help alleviate any potential fears/reduce the “surprise” factor; nonetheless, it’s a far cry from “sexual orientation” and “gender identification” education being discussed in Ontario.

Ontario Public Schools, at least in my town, are far-left and very anti-religion. There’s a lot of propaganda in the schools. Religious people are forcibly marginalized and terrorized, being portrayed as backwards, thick, dumb, rednecks, terrorists, etc. This is the image you get of religion from Public Education in Ontario. I know because I was a secular person being educated in a Public School in Ontario, and that is the image that was engendered in my education.

 

[curlycool89]

Tell them to stop skipping Biology.

I know we learned reproduction in Bio 20/30 (can’t remember which one). In a Catholic high school no less.

*EDIT:ADDED: I have a strong memory of everyone asking how they got the camera inside the woman’s privates that could video-tape the ejucalation of sperm inside of her from the thrusting penis. This scene was the largest offender for causing classmates to run out of the class and vomit.

shudders I remember that one.

Excuse me, I have a memory to repress.

 

[shondrea]

You really have no idea what liberty is, do you? None whatsoever.

…speaking to a wall gives me a headache…

And YOU have no idea how much CHILD NEGLECT HURTS AND SCREWS KIDS UP FOR LIFE

But by GOSH, let’s sacrifice them, THEY’RE not important, now, are they?

Because afterall, it’s a parents LIBERTY to neglect their children, isn’t it? Far be it for OTHER people to show that they actually care about a child

Glad to know you would have let me continue to be neglected through the rest of my life. Glad to see you REALLY woudl have cared about me growing up. Makes me feel warm and fuzzy

Oh, BTW. You wanna ANSWER MY QUESTION, or pretend it doesn’t exist? Because you seem pretty good at living in a perfect little world anyway.

 

[Timothy17]

Excuse me, I have a memory to repress.

[SIGN]LOL![/SIGN] I know the feeling

God bless,
Tim