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Friday, September 21, 2018
Satanic left and the gay agenda
from the internet
When
my daughter was 10, I told her that when the hormones took over, boys
would lie, cheat, steal, or even chew off their arm to have sex with
her. That, because she was slim and "hot" she would be spared the worst
of it for a while, because hot chicks generally intimidate most boys
their age. But, when she got to be 13 or 14, older boys and men would
target her. I repeated to her over and over that she was beautiful,
brilliant, loved, and that her parents would support her and trust her
her entire life, and nothing she could do would change that. That if she
decided she liked girls more than boys, she was free to try that road,
but we truly hoped she would not let a couple of bad experiences with
idiot boys make her believe all men were pigs. We made a few mistakes as
parents, and it was remarkable to see how quickly and clearly they were
reflected in our children's behavior. The message was clear - parents
need to explain the parameters of sexuality, give their children the
benefit of complete and unbiased information, express their own
preferences not as edicts but as hopes, and short circuit the
educational system's message that everything is "normal" and that a
predilection towards actual biological norms is neither a
micro-aggression nor an effort to control. Her school did me a huge
favor when they so mishandled one situation that she recognized the
concerted effort of the LBGTQ community to "de-normalize" straight
behavior, and took offense at their patent manipulation of young minds.
A young boy (12) developed a crush on an attractive girl in his
class. He brought a flower to school one day, and handed it to her in
the hallway, with a note that said "I think you are really nice."
Evidently when he handed it to her with his right hand, he placed his
left hand on her elbow. Because the boy was overweight, she was
mortified. Her friends teased her. So, she went to her homeroom teacher
and complained.
Earlier that year, a boy had touched another boy on his shoulder and
said "I think I like you." Disgusted, that boy had likewise reported the
incident to the homeroom teacher.
Well, the straight fat kid got suspended, and a notation put on his
file that he had acted in a "predatory" manner. He was warned that any
more "unwanted or uninvited aggression" would mean expulsion. He was
sent to see a school therapist once a week for two months to learn about
"appropriate and inappropriate" behaviors.
The second boy, evidently uncertain about his developing sexuality,
was treated quite differently. He was immediately brought to LBGTQ
"counseling" where he was assigned an adult gay male advisor with whom
he could discuss his feelings any time. A singer, he was invited to join
the school's "Gay Chorus" and to come to group counseling with "other
gay students" all the way through 18 year-olds, where they were
encouraged to not just discuss but "explore" their new sexual
identity. When he told his mother what had happened, and that guys were
making out during "counseling" she went down to the school and wound up
getting so heated in argument with the head of school that they were
turning her boy into a homosexual that they threw her out, and called
her a homophobe and bigot. She wound up having to move her son to
another school in a different district. By the next year he had a
girlfriend and great grades to boot.
The Russian criticisms of the feminization of Christian culture are
founded on false pretenses, but they are not wrong. The gay community
has turned schools into recruiting grounds, and anyone who objects is
ostracized. Like religion, sexuality should be kept as far out of school
meddling as possible. Those are matters between parents and children,
and if that is dysfunctional, friends and community resources. But, the
authority relationship between school and children has no place
extolling the virtues of "choices" by young children. If a 12-year-old
wants to drive, we don't toss him the keys to the F-350 and set him
loose with an "advisor."
A young boy (12) developed a crush on an attractive girl in his class. He brought a flower to school one day, and handed it to her in the hallway, with a note that said "I think you are really nice." Evidently when he handed it to her with his right hand, he placed his left hand on her elbow. Because the boy was overweight, she was mortified. Her friends teased her. So, she went to her homeroom teacher and complained.
Earlier that year, a boy had touched another boy on his shoulder and said "I think I like you." Disgusted, that boy had likewise reported the incident to the homeroom teacher.
Well, the straight fat kid got suspended, and a notation put on his file that he had acted in a "predatory" manner. He was warned that any more "unwanted or uninvited aggression" would mean expulsion. He was sent to see a school therapist once a week for two months to learn about "appropriate and inappropriate" behaviors.
The second boy, evidently uncertain about his developing sexuality, was treated quite differently. He was immediately brought to LBGTQ "counseling" where he was assigned an adult gay male advisor with whom he could discuss his feelings any time. A singer, he was invited to join the school's "Gay Chorus" and to come to group counseling with "other gay students" all the way through 18 year-olds, where they were encouraged to not just discuss but "explore" their new sexual identity. When he told his mother what had happened, and that guys were making out during "counseling" she went down to the school and wound up getting so heated in argument with the head of school that they were turning her boy into a homosexual that they threw her out, and called her a homophobe and bigot. She wound up having to move her son to another school in a different district. By the next year he had a girlfriend and great grades to boot.
The Russian criticisms of the feminization of Christian culture are founded on false pretenses, but they are not wrong. The gay community has turned schools into recruiting grounds, and anyone who objects is ostracized. Like religion, sexuality should be kept as far out of school meddling as possible. Those are matters between parents and children, and if that is dysfunctional, friends and community resources. But, the authority relationship between school and children has no place extolling the virtues of "choices" by young children. If a 12-year-old wants to drive, we don't toss him the keys to the F-350 and set him loose with an "advisor."