New York school gives students a surprise course on pornography literacy

originally posted by: RoScoLaz5
when i think back to my schooldays, we were embarrassed at the mere mention of anything sex-related (i attended a boys-only grammar school). our reproductive biology classes mainly consisted of dissecting first worms, then rats (which we raised ourselves, then gassed) and being told what the various innards were for, as if this somehow related to human sexual interaction. was this a better system than such as that in the OP? i don't know.

So both ways are clearly not good, but one encourages and glorifies the behavior while the other just ignores it. Perhaps there is some responsibility on parents (imagine that). The idea that it has to be either grape nuts or a full box of twinkies is a bit shortsighted.

originally posted by: Halfswede The idea that it has to be either grape nuts or a full box of twinkies is a bit shortsighted.

agree completely.

As long as they teach kids how to grab ‘em by the wet a** pussy, the left will be happy

What makes the ... ins and outs of porn a more important topic than US history from the Founding forward, or a firm grasp of Civics, or advanced math, or any of the sciences, or any of a host of other academic topics?

a reply to: ketsuko

modern 'sensibilities'

originally posted by: Asktheanimals
That damn woman is taking the place of everyone's strange uncle.
Some things should be left to family to introduce to children.

Seriously though this is a direct assault on the innocence of children.
They don't need help getting warped with Hollywood in the state it is in.

One might say they're bring conditioned?🤔

originally posted by: RoScoLaz5
a reply to: ketsuko

modern 'sensibilities'

Well of course! Silly me. Understanding the high culture of 2 girls, 1 cup is far, far more important in modern times.

a reply to: TzarChasm

So we definitely shouldn't teach children about anything ethically questionable in school or they might grow up painfully ignorant of what bad decisions look like and how those consequences affect them in long term, nor do they understand how to rationally work their way through decision making opportunities

That's called 'Parenting" and shouldn't be left up to the teachers to say what's right or wrong. Far, far too many look at schools as a baby sitter that is expected to teach children about life.

You're a sick #.

originally posted by: TzarChasm

originally posted by: trollz

originally posted by: TzarChasm
This woman has bigger balls than most men in the education industry. I approve.

Yeah ok, I guess you'd be alright with someone encouraging your minor daughter to sell pornographic photos and videos of herself while showing her all the different genres.

No one is being "encouraged" to participate in virtual prostitution. They are being informed what it's about and what it means for human sexuality and the female culture in particular.

So we definitely shouldn't teach children about anything ethically questionable in school or they might grow up painfully ignorant of what bad decisions look like and how those consequences affect them in long term, nor do they understand how to rationally work their way through decision making opportunities that let them express biological urges in a healthy fashion that doesn't scar them with self loathing and repressed sexuality for the rest of their lives. Because that's how education works apparently.

originally posted by: TzarChasm
This woman has bigger balls than most men in the education industry. I approve.

Sick brain at work ^

originally posted by: trollz

originally posted by: TzarChasm
This woman has bigger balls than most men in the education industry. I approve.

Yeah ok, I guess you'd be alright with someone encouraging your minor daughter to sell pornographic photos and videos of herself while showing her all the different genres.

Is that what's happening? you may be missing some nuance, I'm guessing that.

I kinda despise the "only fans" trend, I think it's pretty lame, and the customers simps.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: trollz
"Not my money, not my concern" isn't an argument.

No? It is for the mind your own business crowd. If the parents paying for this have a problem they can take their own recourse to deal with it.

But stupid parents make stupid decisions,.
Done
Next

a reply to: trollz

Weimar Germany has arrived in the US.

Extreme debauchery for all until the pendulum swings back with a vengeance.

If only people minded their own business in 1939 - 1945 like some people on here suggests.

So illuminating.

originally posted by: Gothmog
But stupid parents make stupid decisions

And? Nothing new about that.

I recently read similar news. It said that in Ukraine the author of the book for the school placed in the link. Nothing strange, just a historical municipal resource. But the domain of this resource has expired. The author of the book did not know about this. Pirates who distributed porn content took advantage of this, and bought this domain. Eventually. all children who visited this link ended up on a porn site. The author of the book filed a lawsuit with the cyber police, and this site has already been closed.

There are no morals anymore. When you allow people of the same sex to have relationships and marriage that signals the downfall of societal norms.

“We were supposed to answer questions about the porn stuff in the Zoom chat but we were all side-chatting in group chats and tons of kids thought it was so dumb that they sent the link to their friends all over the city and they were all logging on with the password,” one student told the Post.