Class surprises lesbian teacher on wedding day

The fact that you make any kind of corollary between a field trip to a heroin junkie and a field trip to a homosexual wedding screams of the kind of intolerance that is the real damage culprit in our society. I would sign a permission slip for a child to witness this "illegal" act if it meant they developed the compassionate understanding of equality that you lack.

[edit on 13-10-2008 by Lucid Lunacy]

reply to post by grimreaper797

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Yeah, I crapped the bed on that one. I was thinking federally unrecognized, made the heroin connection and screwed up. Please disregard #1. I'm at the end of a long day and not very razor sharp anymore.

You know what puzzles me, why sexuality is involved in school in the first place. That's what i HATE about question 8, why oh why is sexuality being permitted being taught in class? Let that be taught at home, i think kids should go to school to learn things out of their reach, homosexuality is on TV enough for them to know what it is. If their interested they can ask their parents/guardians but kids go to school to receive an education that will benefit them in the future and school is not the place to receive education on anything sexually orientated

And why is there going to be a gay holiday? Can i have a straight holiday? Or will i get the same excuse as Latin Month or Black History Month? Let me hear more about my Italian heritage or Dutch heritage or English heritage. OH well

Back on topic though, i don't think this field trip was quite necessary, not because they (the children) were seeing homosexuals getting married but the fact it was a marriage, not a field trip. Take the kids back to school and teach them how to add and read not celebrate gays

Wow quite the slippery slope argument you have going there. Its a bit better than a strawman bust sheesh



You contradict youself in the span of a short paragraph eh? You object tot he field trip NOT because it was two lesbians but rather not educational. Yet then you talk about not celebrating Gays

reply to post by screamo

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You're missing the greater picture here.

This was not a field trip to a homosexual wedding.

This was a field trip to see their teacher get married.

reply to post by grimreaper797

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I think its the case thats why some groups are pushing for a Constituional Amendment which would then allow Federal law to superseed state laws

As far as it being a teachable moment:





Poor kid, being indoctrinated in with the idea that marriage is about being in love, and life-long commitment...

The parents were behind this - possibly because it's reality. Good on them for taking the lead.

What would you have told your kid in this situation?

i don't even see how there are enough heterosexual people to even have kids over in SanFran-Sicko.

I see have have hit a nearve...

This is a State issue here in california.

This is a story about Prop 8 ...

Heres just a short bit

Heres the CA State Constituion ... and you thought IRS tax code was wordy...

As you should know, back in may, a couple of judges over turned the vote of the people.

Weather that matters to anyone is the question...

As California goes, the nation goes...

We are fiscaly bankrupt, and Moraly bankrupt too...
We have one month to go to the worst electition in recorded history.


Do people think it cannot get worse from here...

If you want this San Fransico ideogly to come to a town and state near you, just wait...
And you know who to vote for.

San Fransico is the most Far left City in the most Far-Left State in the union.
And the most far left senator in the US Senate is running...


So here it is.
we are coming out of 10 years of Bush-Clinton...

And you don't think it can get worse...

Its getting worse... you may like it now, but you have no idea how much worse its going to get.

We can only hope to soften the blow at this point...

We have a job ahead of us that needs the strength of steel and we are given a choice of balsawood and bamboo...

America 08 the Fiscal Bancrupcy
America 08 Soical degeneracy


And you think it can't get worse



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Funny you mention the heroin junkies...
Since San Fransico has been pushing for shooting stations for junkies for YEARS now...

[edit on 10/13/2008 by TKainZero]

Thank you I for one are entertained and challenged by your clearly thought out addition to the debate at hand.

Kudos really, Is one born with this level of ignorance or do you have to go to a special school or something?

Clearly your thesis is incorect and there are plenty of children.

I'm sorry, what happened to freedoms? What happened to choice? Why can't the parents pull their children to honor their teacher's wedding? And what exactly is the problem with homosexuality? So what if they can't have their own biological offspring? They can adopt, they can donate eggs/sperm just like anybody else.

The heroes in this story are the parents who chose to bring the children to this event.

ThichHeaded:
Props to you. You said it best.

reply to post by greeneyedleo

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What's wrong with it? If the parents made the decision, why is it a problem. Their teacher was obviously not at school, and from experience, substitute teachers don't really teach much anyway. And really, in first grade, how much learning could you possibly miss from one day of school? And what about learning more about real-life, and human interaction? I think this was a good thing, and it should happen more around the world.


Same where I live. When my kids have field trips, the parents pay for it, whether it be direct or by fundraisers. We don't however, have to transport them, they still take the bus.

Yes, there is a special school just for this.

Although you don't pay tuition, you pay tithing

*Evil Grin*

reply to post by FredT

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Sorry to make another post so soon after, but I can tell you where ignorance starts. Parents. Your parents decide your fate when they raise you. It's up to you as you mature to develop an open-mind, it's just that some are so brainwashed by their parents teachings that they can't get away from it.

I'm guilty of that. Until I had children, I was prejudice in so many ways, and believe me, my wife can attest to that. I was raised by my father, in a town where the population when I grew up was about 99% straight and white. After having kids of my own in a society where prejudice was unacceptable, I started to come around, and now teach my kids what is truly right.

Amen

I didn't mention 'heroin junkies' another member did. In a similar context as you are I might add. Blatant bigotry.

What on earth is the connection you are trying to make with that statement???

I don't know if your posts are for real sometimes.

reply to post by TKainZero

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Here's a novel idea. And, no disrespect intended.

If you don't like where you live, move. That's the only advice I can give you since you seem to hate where you live and what goes on there.

Reality is what it is, whether anyone likes it or not. We have to share this planet with people who are different than us.

I know you created a thread about this a week ago and refused to reply to people and ultimately abandoned it. You ignored my posts about it in that thread. If I reply in this one will you acknowledge it?

Good for them.

Is the conflict here a religious one? If so, will one of the Christians please explain to me how the teachings of Jesus are consistent with being judgmental toward anyone or teaching one's children to be judgmental?

The homophobia in this thread sickens me. I am truly disgusted. Moving on, marriage or not, kids shouldn't be taken out of school for a teacher's wedding.

reply to post by Grumble

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It's not.

They don't use Jesus's words.

The whole Bible is the inspired Word of God so everything in the Bible is good and would be accepted by Jesus according to this premise. So what they do is find some hateful Old Testament scripture that shares their disdain and intolerance for homosexuality and then they tell themselves Jesus approves this message.