Another circle back by TNT thinking we won’t remember.

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This is what I said to you then:

So…I never said I was for sex ed in k-3.

Glad we could clear that up.

Same exact people. Another manufactured moral panic that is more a confession if we’re to look at where all the grooming and other colorful sexual antics are from the Groomers Old Perverts party.

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You also said it was not allowed until 6th grade. A lie. You claim it is not being taught before that, yet you can provide zero proof. I provided proof it is happening in other places.

Quit lying you asked who is advocating for it I answered it again.

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Adults in positions of power cannot be trusted on this topic with other people’s kids?

I agree.

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9th grade good?

We are taking about Florida. What part of that don’t you get?

Go back and read the exchange and you won’t make a fool of yourself.

I do want weed legalized. I’m just listing moral positions that schools have taken. I’m not saying that I agree with every single one.

Talk to @PurpnGold , he’s the one that wants to allow teachers to have a conversation about sexual orientation with a 9 year old.

So “drugs not bad”.

Good.

Still a moral judgement.

Yes, I want the teacher to be able to adhere to a parent of a transgender kid and have the teacher call her by her preferred gender pronoun.

I want the teacher to be able to tell the class that Ashley is now Adam and goes by he/him.

I DO NOT want a k-3 teacher teaching about how gay sex works… how puberty blockers work… the psychological state of their mind etc.

However under Florida law… simply respecting a parents wishes for their transgender (or gay) kid is prohibited.

Yes my daughter and her wife.

“Gender orientation”…i.e. calling kids by their preferred pronouns…is not “sexual”.

I get it that YOU may think it is…but it’s not.

And their kids (or their nephews/nieces…you mentioned your grandkids) didn’t know they were gay?

Never met them?

The only “disconnect” here is on your side. “Ask/talk to your parents” is keeping “out” of it.

Why would a k-3 teacher be reading a book about a gay couple at all??

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So it’s based on collective desires, you say?

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There are many children’s books that have LGBTQ characters in them now.

You may as well ask “Why would a K-3 teacher be reading a book about a black couple” or “Why would a K-3 teacher be reading a book about a married couple who were doctors”?

Camels nose is in the tent. Let them be kids.