I Wear Pants;935005 wrote:So basically any gay kids at those schools are shit out of luck right? Should have been born into a different school district.
No they can petition their school district to change its policy. If not they can pursue it further at the state level. Or just change schools. Most school districts in Ohio have open enrollment. If not move. In your world only the gay kid is shit out of luck. The straight kid who thinks that homosexuality is unnatural or wrong and has to sit in class and hear how it is a perfectly acceptable lifestyle. Or grade school kids that are subject to this homosexual stuff. Are they shit out of luck too?
The left talks about intolerance. They can't tolerate any different belief other than their own on these issues. From what you say you fit into lefts mindset on these types of issues. People like me are far more tolerant. I may not agree with what you do in you locality or state concerning these issues but I can accept differences.
I Wear Pants;935005 wrote:By the same logic you'd be fine if a school district wanted to teach that black people or women aren't as good as white men. It's up to the district and if you don't like it you can move right?
This is as ridiculous of an argument as when one argues against gay marriage lamenting about soon some people will be marrying sheep. Race has absolutely nothing to do with sexual preference. In fact many blacks believe homosexuality is immoral. Many women as well. The two issues just don't equate.
I Wear Pants;935005 wrote:The basic biology of sex? That includes sex practices, abstinence, stds, etc.
Sex practices equal: blow jobs, muff diving, and butt sex. Thats what I am referring to . No need for that to be taught in schools unless certain school districts see a need based on their unique situation. Teachers would only be bound by the curriculum approved by the local school district or state.
I Wear Pants;935005 wrote:Unless you want a teacher to literally be bound by law to say nothing more than "people have sex, baby sometimes happens"
This is a stupid argument. The basic biology of sex is a very graphic explanation of the sex act and the bodily functions surrounding it in full detail. There is no fear in teaching them to our children. Virtually no one has any fear of this as it is completely natural.
I Wear Pants;935005 wrote:are parents better able to teach this material? Probably. But they don't. And we have a societal interest in the little bastards who have parents that don't give enough of a shit to give them "the talk" knowing what a damned condom is. We've been through this before but it constantly seems to me that there are some that would rather us have a higher instance of teen pregnancy and STDs and protect some idea of what sex is "supposed" to be than to take proactive steps to limit those things.
Whether there is more left to the parents or the school district is for them to decide. Not some bureaucrat in Washington.