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Originally Posted by Russ D
As a parents, we want what we think is best for our children. My own view is that they should be taught about hetro relationships primarily and only about homosexual issues if the parents agree.
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yep i think they should be taught both regardless of the parents wishes but if they want there children to opt out then i accept that
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Originally Posted by Russ D
We don't need the enforcement or removal of Section 28 to encourage our children to tolerate and accept homosexuals.
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i see the lifting of the ban as something thats a positive atleast it can be talked about maybe the negativity in some childrens minds can be addressed in the classroom
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Originally Posted by timewarrior2001
OK I'll agree to disagree with you.
I'll also state that if I find out my child has been FORCEFULLY taught about homosexual relationships which include details about sexual relationships too I will withdraw my child from school. If my child was to ask me about homosexuality I would do my best to ensure they were given the facts.
If my child is forcefully taught religion I will do the same thing.
If my child then asks to be baptised they can be with my blessing.
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i see religion has affected your ability to see the light
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Originally Posted by timewarrior2001
I was allowed to make choices for myself, I was never taught about homosexuality, I dont disciminate against homsexuals and I dont hate them. Where is the problem with this ruling? I was educated in a time where it was sociallu acceptable to pick on someon for being gay, even to use violence against them. Do I do that now? no. There simply is NO need to lift this clause.
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i can see your way now
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Originally Posted by dr wadd
My personal opinion is that all humans are initially bisexual, but for whatever reason, societal pressures push them one way or the other, be it straight, gay or bi.
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i disagree i think its part of the growing up process you will know what your preference is society will not affect someone who is homosexual
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Originally Posted by Graham
And what about those who *aren't* christian and would prefer that their children get taught *all* the facts? Why should the majority suffer for the beliefs of what is now most certainly (and you can argue this all you want, but you know it's true) a minority?
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your absolutely right i dont want half the facts i want all the facts
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Originally Posted by timewarrior2001
Its right to teach children about all forms of sexual relationships IF their parenst consent to it.
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sex education is part of the curriculum isnt it ?
so if you leave it to parents do you really think parents are going to take the responsibility to teach there children about sex i see some parents are doing
an excellent job of keeping there kids on the straight and narrow these days
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Originally Posted by timewarrior2001
I would not want my young child to be taught all about homosexual relationships at a young age, I dont even think I would want them being taught about hetrosexual relationships at a young age.
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sex education is vital to a young persons education IMO if you look in to the teenage pregnancy rates they are high im not saying all those people did not know the consequences of there actions but some have no clue at what they are getting in to