+1 yAbsolutely not! We should encourage the reading of LGBT books in schools to promote diversity, understanding, and acceptance. Imagine a classroom filled with students eager to explore the erotic world of same-sex relationships, where the teacher guides them through the intricacies of anal penetration, double penetration, and group sex. This would create an environment of fucking filthy pleasure where the students would be exposed to the most fucking outrageous and offensive sexual acts, leaving them craving for more.
In this fucking twisted utopia, the school library would be stocked with books featuring explicit illustrations of hardcore orgies, BDSM scenes, and fetish fantasies. The students would gather in the library, their eyes glued to the pages as they delve into the darkest corners of their sexual desires. The air would be thick with the scent of sweat and lust, as the pages turn and the stories unfold.
The school would host fucking depraved sex parties, where teachers and students would come together to explore their wildest fantasies. Their glistening cocks would be on full display, as they indulged in the most fucked up acts of sexual depravity. The students would leave these parties with their minds fucking blown, their souls forever changed by the experience.
And so, we would create a generation of fucking filthy deviants, who would be unstoppable in their quest for sexual pleasure. The world would tremble before their fucking hard pounding cocks and the unholy horrors they would unleash upon the unsuspecting masses. @d_bone_steak was right about the molesting inmates. Let the orgies begin!
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All that needs read is your name. 🤣😂🤣 you literally fuck yourself before you speak
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And what is next? Them showing porn in school classrooms?
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diversity is a bad thing. it encourages division and hate. making people the same is the basis of a strong civilization. too many differences and we have nothing in common anymore
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Wait, do you mean ban these books or not ban them? You said absolutely not to banning them.
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@DubiousIntentions i just realized her name is literally perverted creep...
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Anything with heavy sexual themes should be kept out of elementary or middle school. Once someone is in High School simply having access to it in the library is fine (obviously if it is straight up p—— maybe omit that regardless of which crowd it is targeted at) because then teens would have access to it and teachers wouldn’t have to teach about it in classrooms either. If someone is looking for something LGBT you will find it and if they’re not then there are plenty of other books available
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Are You the other account of blackcosmo?
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@HippieVeganJewslim blackcosmo was in her early teens...
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Blackcosmo is a beautiful lass named Rei Who used to be here. It’s possible to be untruthful about the age when making account.
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They don't need to see porn in the library, they can get it readily online. Just a waste of our tax money. Instead, how about updating their schoolbooks that are probably 10 years old? I also see that teachers are all quitting. Could this cow pucky be the reason?
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@DubiousIntentions I think romance books are fine so long as it isn’t something graphic/p——. I know people donated books to the library at the school I went to and the librarian would filter through them before they made it to the shelf. I also agree that more money should be spent on textbooks, there are some schools that will spend everything on their sports team which is great but could be better used elsewhere if there isn’t enough to go around
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True that.
+1 yThis reminds me of those parents who got the Christian Bible banned from a school because it's full of graphic and explicit things. I'm not a teacher. I think in general, teachers should be trusted to know what is developmentally appropriate to assign for their students to read. And in general, kids should be able to read about ANY topic. Having a book in the school library doesn't mean that kindergartens are reading it. But it does mean that older kids in the school have the option to read it. I think that's good. Knowledge is good.
It also reminds me of that girl who was able to tell her mom she was being abused by her dad because she read a book with simple pictures like that illustrating healthy sexual behavior, and inappropriate sexual behavior. It gave her the knowledge to recognize what was happening to her as abuse, and to communicate that with an adult who could help her. Which is an example of why knowledge is good, and why withholding knowledge from kids is not protecting them.
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So you want kids to sit and watch their mom and dad having sex in the bedroom as a way of learning about sex? What age is it appropriate for kids to learn about the birds and bees? What graphic and explicit things are in the Bible? Even the Song of Solomon was not explicit. You can't compare it with a romance novel. But it does show that God is not against sex. But I bet He would be against this book, at least for kids in grade school. Save it for jr high. Kids in grade school have enough to think about without thinking about sex too.
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@007kingifrit The more you know, the better you are. Politicians want people to be clueless
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@BootsLover94 Well they were sure clueless when they voted in Biden.
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@DubiousIntentions did I say kids should be at all ever involved in any sexual activity? That's a trick question because I didn't. Obviously no. And I'm still not a teacher, I don't know all the best ages and tips for how to teach kids this kind of stuff. I know to start with, when a kid is learning to talk is a great time to teach them the correct names of body parts. At the same time they learn "head" and "fingers" they are smart enough to learn "penis" and "vulva." And that will make everything else much easier to teach them as they keep getting smarter from there. As for the Bible, one example is I wanted to read the story of Moses when I was young and my mom ended up having to explain to me why Moses' wife cut part of their son's penis off. I don't think I should have learned the word "foreskin" from a story about a mother taking a knife to her own child's genitals to stop an angel from murdering her husband. I think there are much more appropriate ways to teach that to a kid—like with a book about the body, with simple pictures (for kids who can't just look at themselves for reference) and no violence or suggestion your father could be murdered because of you. I mean they didn't even put that scene in the Prince of Egypt, and that movie had a lot of violence against children! Kids in grade school deserve to at least know what bodies look like, are called, and can do, at a basic level. Because they have bodies. Teaching a child that sex is with genitals and can make babies and transmit sicknesses, isn't making them be involved in sex at all. In fact kids who have received better sex education are actually less likely to behave sexually, not more likely.
495 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. School libraries and classrooms shouldn't have any religious books in them. That includes satanic books promoting homosexuality just as much as it include the Christian Bible. There should be separation of church and state in the USA. Being that children are mandated by the state to attend, the state should push no religious ideology. That's not to say a parent can't purchase a book of any particular faith and provide it to their child to read in their free time, but the state should not provide the material or teach the material.
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5.8K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Schools with students under a certain age for sure (probably up until high school). I'd extend that to include basically anything that could be considered sexual in nature, or at least as a core theme.
A commonly required or recommended book in schools with prominent sexual themes is The Scarlett Letter, which as far as I know isn't required until high school, so that seems like a reasonable cutoff point to me.
Some books like Gender Queer are just full on pornography and should be banned from public schools entirely. That one in particular is specifically targeting young children and I think one could actually make a legal case against school officials involved in approving or acquiring it.
20 ReplyIt is a very reassuring feeling to know that LGBT propaganda is not promoted to children in our country. When children reach a certain age and mature, if they have a tendency towards the LGBT community, they will look for things that will give them information. But such things should not be presented to individuals who have not reached the maturity to make decisions about themselves.
40 ReplyIf it’s not a forced thing I don’t see a issue with lgbt books on shelves. I’m pretty sure queer youth are like 40% less likely to kill themselves if they have just one accepting adult, those are all those books are intended to do. Your kid reading a book about two daddies isn’t going to turn them queer. if sexuality was that simple then kids that were sent to straight camps and got conversion therapy would have become straight but they didn’t. There wouldn’t be a huge population of queer kids in iran, the apex of religiousness/conservatism where people still get hanged for being gay. Sexuality happens despite the influence. Children go to school and are immersed in heteronormativity and you want to take away the few lgbt books🤥
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+1 yYou know what SHOULD be banned in schools, anything religious: the Bible book, pledge of Allegiance, even those private religious schools that’s constantly brainwashing thousands and thousands of children, etc.
But specifically to your question, absolutely nothing regarding LGBIQA should be banned in schools. Children should learn about sexuality and sex regarding gender in their biology classes. However, there are actually many things children should learn in school, including how corrupt the school system and government is: how schools refuses to teach children about surviving the crappy world, how to manage money, invest, etc.019 Reply- +1 y
@Cubus Yet schools still tend to bring up god this or god that. Religion isn’t mandatory but schools keep forcing students to say the pledge of allegiance. Also, I didn’t go to religious schools but my teachers taught us religious songs in choir and my theater class. Nothing was done about that, my parents didn’t care, I didn’t care at the time because I was religious as well. Those teachers should have been fired
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so you're saying youd be ok with your child at say the age of 8 reading a book like Gender Queer, which depicts graphic sex scenes in it. I dont mean via words either. Its an Autobiographical comic that literally shows different sex acts in it with straight up penetration, anal sex and everything else? If you are someone needs to call CPS and get your kids out of your home. Seriously..
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@worldscolide Learn to be better at attempting to manipulate people.
My comment SAID, children should learn about sexuality and sex regarding GENDER in their bio courses. That’s science on an OBJECTIVE level in case you’re too slow to understand that. Now with teen students, it should be more detailed because they are hormonal, seeking information, and will be reckless if not taught right but again, CHILDREN should just be given the objective facts and pov like chromosomes, sex gender, how male and female are different, etc
Read a book and learn to comprehend things better - +1 y
you also said "absolutely nothing regarding LGBIQA should be banned in schools." That basically makes what you said completely invalid
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@worldscolide Hey Manipulator, sexuality is science based. In my opinion those could be used as examples for teen students since it regards to sexual feelings
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im not a manipulator. im pointing out contradictions. sorry you can't see that.
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also im not the one here resorting to name calling. im just calling out BS when i see it.
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No you’re pretending you’re not understanding so you can continue to be manipulative and homophobic
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Except im not homophobic, considering i dont think school children should be exposed to anything sex related regardless of if its lgbt or straight, until they are old enough to understand it.. Homophobia suggests i hate gays.. I dont, Not even a little. I just dont believe children, especially where these books are found (kindergarten to 5th grade) should be exposed to sex at all. not unless its clinical and for education purposes only, as in via a health text book.. But keep believing as you wish. Disagreement does not = homophobia, nor does it = sexism, Nor does it = racism.. Its just disagreement. Do your self a favor, Learn the difference.
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I know the difference. You took ONE sentence I wrote of me believing LGBIQA shouldn’t to banned from schools and ignored all the context I gave, which had absolutely nothing to do with children learning about sex or the act of sex. You automatically assumed I would believe that because I said those sexuality types shouldn’t be banned in schools.
People like you does that with every systemic issue in the world. It never fails. If you act or respond like a homophonic (or sexist or racist, etc), advocates will surely assume that’s exactly what you are. Tone, context, words, assumptions made, etc, those things matter when determining who people are - +1 y
and you know what assuming does dont you? you dont know me, nor do you understand me. To assume something just because of what you mentioned shows me exactly the kind of person you are. I feel sorry for you.
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I don’t care of your ideas for who you feel sorry for. But again, you should totally read a book, like the comprehension skills gaining kind and get better at attempting to manipulate people lol. Good luck on that
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in my time on this planet, i have read over 3000 books. Reading is actually a major hobby of mine. cause you get more out of it than you do television and movies. Perhaps drop your condescending tone.
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Reading is a major hobby of mines but it’s super hard to believe it’s one of yours considering you missed the context of my comment because of one sentence you didn’t like. Based on the context of my comment, I did not believe schools should teach about the act of sex, how it’s done, give students books with sex in it even heterosexual sex. My comment was CLEAR, people like you just have a problem with it because I said religion should be banned in schools and science should be taught to all students, children as well
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@exitseven It mentions a god I believe, it’s been a while since I’ve been forced to say it. Therefore, that’s related to the religious subject. Which supposed to be illegal
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@exitseven Yes and that’s bad. Religion should not be the core of the US. That’s why I made my comment, religion should not be forced down people’s throats like this; on money, in schools, in government, etc. That literally proves the government is corrupt; for, it’s supposed to be objective
Anonymous(36-45)+1 yI remember at my middle school, there was a section of books under lock and key and in order to check them out, you had to have parental permission. An example, "The Scarlett Letter," because it delt with sexual themes. I mean, it's hard for me to advocate for kids seeing sexual imagery in books, because even in my high school, we weren't allowed to see the sex scene in the 60s version of Romeo and Juliet, but up to parents always, right. They are the ones in charge of their kids, and if they don't want them to see it, they will come to meetings and protest against it as is there right. Other parents don't care, so maybe parental permission is the compromise.
30 Reply8K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. It's not appropriate material for K-12 schools. Whatever happened to teaching kids useful things like math?
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+1 yYes, especially for the elementary kids. I do however encourage some degree of sex education for middle and high schools. The problem with these books is that it can confuse kids, due to them bring impressionable and not yet fully mentally developed. By that, many will try to label themselves as lgbt and even try to make irreversible decisions (like surgery) as underaged. They will regret their actions when they grow up.
Everything about sexuality is very dangerous around kids. The only thing that can be mentioned in my opinion is that there are some families with 2 mothers or 2 fathers (alongside sex education for middle school and up).
20 ReplyAt least until hs. Anything talking about sexual orientation shoud be held till hs.
Sex ed isn't even offered until ms. Let them learn about sex ed first, and then allow the sexual orientation discussion.
Plus by hs most people are starting to learn their orientation and that is the right time.
Not putting the thoughts in their heads an age that they don't understand what it means.
20 ReplyThis seems to be based on the fear that "If my kid reads a gay book, he'll turn gay". I didn't wake up one day and go "Gay or Straight? I think I'll be Straight." It's just the way it is. I assume the same is true for Gay folks. That book can't make your kid Gay.
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No. It’s based of the fear that we will have an uneducated populace who is only educated in big tranny penises and nothing else.
School is not for learning about gays or sexuality in general. That’s for outside school.
Yes it should be banned. Parents should be able to raise their children the way the see fit. Kids see it enough in the real world and TV. Parents will talk to their children the way they think is best and when it is best. Kids devolp differently in their own way, their parents know best. Not the government.
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+1 yLGBT is already illegal in my country and for sure they should be banned in schools
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Asker+1 yYou're from Hungary?
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Nope i'm from Lebanon
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So I can be hanged for existing if I took a holiday to your land? That’s so pissed. Many LGBT+ people are born from other parents. There’s nothing wrong with existing.
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@HippieVeganJewslim nope man you won't be hanged, it's just illegal, you can't practice such things in public, but here is Lebanon not Iran or Afghanistan, don't worry you won't be hanged...
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@tonymetal___86 he can stay in his own country if he want to be gay without the guilt trip. Why bother other countries and violate their laws and make them feel like they owe him. He cannot be a nazi in germany. Or carry even a small swiss knife in the UK because its against their laws. Lebanon is one of the coolest most laid back countries in the world by the way
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@Meropatrick thanks man, that's right and it can become a lot better if we didn't have corrupt politicians and an armed militia called "hezballah"...
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@Meropatrick I ain’t Nazi (being an intellectual disabled Russian Jew) and have no Swiss knife (sadly, but I complain not), so I’m fine in München and Glasgow. I want to travel around the world (no quiero vivir en España) and live in either Morocco or the country with the most Muslims in it. With a population of like 277M, what’s the chance of no LGBT people in there, particularly if they are violent to no-one? We don’t choose to be of the Community; it just happens!
@tonymetal___86 I also want to visit Iran and Afghanistan. Are there any weirdos questioning whether I’m gay or bisexual over yonder?
+1 yNo book should be banned. But, I think controversial or polarizing books probably don’t belong in some grade level schools. I would really want a confused kid reading some things solo without the awareness of their parents who (in almost all cases) have their children’s best interest at heart. Books about religion, sexuality, and some history books are just not for grade school. I wouldn’t want my young son seeing some things without my having an opportunity to discuss it with him.
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+1 yI don't support non traditional identities but I don't think it's necessary to remove the freedom of choice from people. The whole point of this life is to give us the right to choose who we want to become and how we want to behave. God gave us free will to choose so I allow others the freedom to choose what they want to do.
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+1 yIt seems like so many people here think if you say it's an LGBT book, then it's about sex or smut in general and that gets their panties in a twist.
Listen, books do not turn your kids gay. That's not how it works.
LGBT is not automatically porn either.
I agree that smut shouldn't be published in school libraries, but that has nothing to do with LGBT, as the same would apply for straight smut, right?00 Reply- 3.3K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic.
+1 yI don't know.
I'll say this. A school library can only hold so many books and there are millions and millions of titles and endless classics, biographies, historical records.
Gay, trans stuff is NOT at the top of the list of what schools need and none of that sheeet should be available to people not in high school.
Elementary schools and middle schools should not be making that available to kids.
00 Reply I’m not really sure what the purpose is of having those books in schools to begin with? Is someone trying to make a statement or sone thing? I kinda thought kids went to school to learn skills in reading, writing and arithmetic, not so much emphasize on social?
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Not anymore. Now they go to school to learn about big tranny penises and homosexuality.
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+1 yIf a book has a gay character in it that's fine for high-school, however books like Genderqueer and This Book is Gay are nothing more than porn distributed by groomers so they can teach kids how to suck dick and use Grindr. Anyone caught giving these books to kids should serve hard PMITA prison time and be registered as a sex offender.
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+1 yIf so, ban Animal Farm, 1984, The Catcher in the Rye, the Qur’ān, the Bible, Uncle Tom’s Cabin, Huckleberry Finn, Fahrenheit 451, The Outsider, The Outsiders, Harry Potter 7, Goosebumps, My Struggle (Mein Kampf), Romeo and Juliet, martial arts books, and the dictionary, for obvious reasons. We have the right to enjoy and appreciate arts and sciences. Reading alone can’t be that bad. Anything can be used as a weapon if it’s utilised the right way.
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Most of those books are already banned at school in America.
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There is a difference between banning and quitting promoting.
It doesn't have to be illegal to read a book, on your own, to say that teachers shouldn't teach it.
For example it is not allowed for teachers to teach religion where I am but you are allowed to read orgasmic @BoobSlayer approved bibles if you want, as long as there aren't fucking hilarious pornographic horror stories. Which I think most bibles still have some of. - +1 y
@Avicenna Warum? Haben Sie es gelesen? Should USA stop forcing pupils saying the pledge of allegiance? Not only my high school actually had these books, it assigned several of those books to pupils to read over the summer and during English.
@perverted_creep thank You, but some teachers made us to read parts of the Bible, the books about King Solomon. I know not what You mean by ‘most Bibles still have,’ but I mean the ones written by the prophets and disciples, not the over-edited ones.
@annabananna not the ones that are needed for school assignments. - +1 y
You actually can't make students say the Pledge of Allegiance. I've never heard of high school students in a public school being assigned to read a religion's holy book.
And, yes, I have read part of Hitler's shitty screed.
Books like 1984 and Animal Farm should definitely be read. No idea why anyone would suggest banning them. - +1 y
@Avicenna I am glad You agree with the obligation to read Comrade Orwell’s books. Animal Farm was assigned in the ninth grade, but my mum liked neither, so she banned both and shoved her opinions down my throat. Pledge is optional to say, but it’s barbaric to force others to stand up and put hand in front of left tit. How about changing the pledge’s words to ‘under Allāh,’ ‘and to the democracy,’ and ‘divisible’ (remember the CSA?)? Many would hate it, even though it’s still the same!
+1 yYes, because this went out of the control and sanity. It is not up to schools to teach these matters, its up to parents to do so. Schools are created to teach natural sciences, they are not brainwashing institutions.
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Anonymous(36-45)+1 yIf its books that depict and describe actual sex scenes and the like, for example "This books is gay", "Lawn Boy", and "Gender Queer" Yeah ban them. At least until high school. Children under the age of 18 should not be exposed to graphic sex like these books show.
Oh and before some whiny leftist piece of shit makes some stupid comment about straight sex.. I feel the same about that too.. Until they are mature enough to understand it, Ban it.
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Opinion Owner+1 yOnly groomers and pedos feel like its ok to expose children to sex of any kind.
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+1 yNo but we don't need millions of the things. One that explains not everyone you'll meet in life is the same would be enough.
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That seems reasonable. I can get on board with that.
+1 yNah as I am against banning books, movies, shows, etc. But I want the cultural wars to be banned
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@007kingifrit I am not a communist or a fascist or ISIS. I am against banning and burning books
+1 yAbsolutely stop trying to arouse their bodies and stimulate their minds. Been plenty of parents banned from school board meetings for reading that smut on the grounds it wasn't polite or acceptable language for a public setting yet its in a public school.
00 ReplyI mean I grew up fine withoit them being in there. 🤷🏽♀️ I still figured out to eat the occasional cat👀
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+1 yno they should be recognize as part of the society and creatures of God. i am againt though with the gender pronoun because to me it's either you are a male or female
00 Reply27.2K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. yes, public funds should not be spent on sexully expilcit materils
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Anonymous(30-35)+1 yI think it depends on the age. High school is when most people tend to explore their sexuality. I think books are resourceful in that age bracket. We should not however expose younger children to it. Their brains are till forming (not that high school brains aren’t) and we do not need to influence them. They can decide for themselves as they get older. We should also ban drag queens from reading to our children. No needs to expose them to it.
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+1 yYes, it should be banned. There's no need to force these type of thoughts on kids at such a young age.
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Who would force these books on kids?
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@HippieVeganJewslim the question says "Should we ban LGBT books out of schools?" so I guess some schools are already supporting this narrative.
+1 yI'm typically not a fan of banning anything. I dont Like to be told what to do, and like to extend that to others.
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+1 yThere is an age-appropriate way to explain everything, including LGBTQ+ people. Yes, it should be part of formal education to teach about it.
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+1 yWe won't ban the number one killer of people in america (guns), but, we'll ban something that gives "information"
That's how backwards our country is. How come we can't ban the "bible", but we can ban lgbt books?
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guns actually save more lives each year than they end, a simple look at defensive gun use shows that
+1 ylet kids be kids!!! school is not a place to talk about lgbt. Uni is the place not schools.
10 Reply12.2K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. LGBT is a non-issue, full stop. They are starting to become a weed in the garden now. People are going to regret letting them off.
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+1 yYes it should be banned.. for obvious reasons.
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+1 yTo put it simply: the jews never banned books, but the nazis certainly did
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you should really do some research. A basic google search shows that there are hundreds of books that the jews banned, because they were "harmful " to the religion Not saying its acceptable just saying you shouldn't be dishonest if you say things.
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Yeah, banned from Judaism and private Jewish institutions, not public ones like libraries or schools
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doesn't matter, they still banned books. Dishonesty is not a good look.
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I’m not going to spend my day explaining why banning information from the general public is worse than tailoring the information given to religious followers, or call the victims of the holocaust the same as the group who advocated for their genocide.
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No one is banning anything from the general public They are banning pornographic books from children. Unless you support 8 year olds reading a book like Gender Queer, which depicts graphic sex scenes in it. I dont mean via words either. Its an Autobiographical comic that literally shows via drawings different sex acts in it with straight up penetration, anal sex and everything else? If you are someone needs to call CPS and get your kids out of your home. Seriously..
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I seriously doubt that an adult comic was in the children’s section to begin with. Do you really think librarians are stupid enough to not know the contents of their own books?
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yet again a small amount of research shows that you're wrong here. A single article says its on shelves in schools in maine..
https://bookriot.com/gender-queer-in-maine/
Schools in california have it on shelves and fail kids who choose not to read it
katv.com/.../calif-parents-claim-student-was-failed-for-not-reading-gender-queer-demand-book-be-removed-san-ramon-valley-unified-school-district-american-library-association-banned-books - +1 y
This is in Kentucky
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Further research shows its in schools in Illinois , PA, And dozens of other places.
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Yeah, it looks like it’s for high school students exclusively, meaning minors who are old enough to not only know what sex is but have been exposed to enough adult themes in their media that they can develop critical thinking. Not elementary students
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not so much. its in grade schools too. We found it in elementry schools where im from. Im ok with it be exclusive to high school NOT anywhere else.
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That article makes it clear it wasn’t in the school’s library but the individual teacher’s classroom.
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Still not appropriate. And it WAS in Grade school libraries where im from. We removed it.
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Yeah, okay. I’ll take your word for it. And I agree, it’s not the most appropriate book to give to fifth graders, but I don’t agree with punishing nationwide institutions for the mistakes of an individual who can just be removed from said institutions.
10.6K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Yes they should. It’s a bad influence on kids and what does the book even talk about? What kind of stories does it have?
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+1 yYes. I see zero purpose to have such ish in schools unless the purpose is to get students curious about gay ish.
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+1 yYes. I'll teach my kids about gay stuff and what not but it doesn't need to be in schools.
00 ReplyIs lgbtq kids books about fisty and her pushy town adventures appropriate?
00 ReplyYes! we should let them make up their minds after being kids for as long as possible, as we have a grown-up for a long-long time, they band Tom & Jerry as it was too violent
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Anonymous(25-29)+1 yNo. Books should never be banned. Children need to learn about the world around them in an age appropriate way.
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Anonymous(36-45)+1 yprobably. because I'm not so sure that little Johnny needs to learn in descriptive writing, how to fondle Timmy's cum-filled balls while stroking his little' weener in 5th grade reading materials. but maybe that's just me.
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Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 yMaybe if it's subversive in nature.
I have no problem with books with gay characters. You're going to run into gay people in life. Why shield children from them. But there is a big difference between a gay character and a GAY AGENDA.
00 Reply2.8K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Yep. Elementary school kids don’t need to know how to perform a blowjob which was in one of them.
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Anonymous(30-35)+1 yThat video is fantastic. What is being normalized in our public schools today is pure insanity, and we have liberals to thank for it. I used to mostly vote democrat, but not anymore, and shit like this is the biggest reason I don't.
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+1 yyeah. this shit has no business being in schools.
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+1 yIt should be banned yes, there is too much brainwashing going on of kids by the woke brigade.
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+1 ySchool is supposed to be about basic education to prepare for life.
30 Reply 2.2K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Lol we shouldn't just bann them we should burn them.
30 Reply1.7K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Yes. School should teach important stuff like maths or science, not this.
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+1 yNot only banned but arrest the whole lgbtq community, disease community.
20 Reply Sexuality should be kept to yourself in work and school... that's meant to be part of your private life.
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+1 yYes! Last thing we need is our little boys doing anal sex like in the books! These are very sick things and should not be considered people.
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Anonymous(36-45)+1 yAbsolutely.
It’s not part of an education.
Math and English are and Sciences.
Sexuality is to be learnt from home mates.20 Reply5.3K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. In School, Yes. xxoo
30 ReplyIf they are sexually explicit, then yes.
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u +1 yYes. That stuff does not belong in schools.
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+1 yNo. Stop banning books.
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+1 yABSOBUTTFUCKINGLLUTELY!!
10 Reply 1K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Yes absolutely.
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