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A kiss didn't happen, but girls were forced to role play being a lesbian and asking another girl for a kiss.
If an office held a workshop and forced one employee to ask another employee to role play asking someone for a kiss (no matter the gender), it would be considered sexual harrassment. Children in schools are even more powerless than adults in an office. Forced sexual roleplaying (no matter the genders)- even just asking for kissing, should not be done. The girl has expressed concerned that she will be teased and bullied because of the role playing.
The school allowed college students to teach the workshop and gave no notice to parents. Bringing in college students (18-22 year old) to lead kids through forced sexual role playing is absurd.
And here's a quote from the article and one of the girls moms:
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In addition to learning vocabulary such as “pansexual” and “genderqueer,” the girls were told to request a kiss from a female peer, Coon said. Her 14-year-old daughter told her it was awkward and uncomfortable, she said.
People who are defending this, think about this for a second, if college kid came to the school and made 13-14 year old boy ask a girl for oral sex, would you be okay with that? That has nothing to do with being gay, and it can also fall under the header of "learning to handle unwanted advances," which was the supposed reason for the roleplaying. The whole thing was incredibly wrong and should never have been done.
People who are defending this, think about this for a second, if college kid came to the school and made 13-14 year old boy ask a girl for oral sex, would you be okay with that? That has nothing to do with being gay, and it can also fall under the header of "learning to handle unwanted advances," which was the supposed reason for the roleplaying. The whole thing was incredibly wrong and should never have been done.
If it was a learning excersize to handle unwanted advances, then yes, speaking as a father of a young girl, I'd be okay with it.
I never called anyone a "foaming at the mouth bigot," and wasn't even really commenting on this story - for which I've only seen a FOX News report, and anyone with half a brain knows they like to sensationalize and use "creative liberties" with their reporting. In fact, a few other posters have already shown links indicating they made up this whole thing.
And how do you know how I'd react to a boy & girl kissing? I kissed a boy by age 13, so that doesn't seem too shocking to me! This alleged lesbian kiss didn't even happen, let alone was it forced, so I don't really see how that's relevant anyway... if a kiss between students of ANY gender combination were actually forced, I would not approve of that regardless.
Oh, and I wasn't simply reacting to conservatives having a "different take on things" (LOL). I am responding to the overtly anti-gay comments, like the ones calling them nasty names and claiming there's some agenda being shoved down orifices; also challenging the story itself, and how some people here will use any half-truth to let us know how much they hate gays in general. You really need to look in a mirror sometime, because it's not me who is being ugly or hypocritical.
There is a huge difference between kissing a boy because you want to and being told by an adult to kiss a member of the same sex because they want you to.
Good greif!
How creepy do homosexual activists need to get before you see a problem?
I see the double-speaking perverts behind this have been busy parsing words to give the impression nothing inappropriate (if not illegal) happened.
Well, first of all, the fact that the school officials who put on the event are the ones denying wrong doing carries no weight.
"According to the school district, during the workshop at Linden Avenue Middle School, no female student was forced to engage in any lesbian kissing, male students were not told to carry condoms, and sexual activity between students was not condoned in any way."
They were told to ask another girl for a lesbian kiss.
I don't know about the land of fruits and nuts, but here in the Mid-West this is something child molesters do leaving me to wonder which of softball coaches present wanted to watch 13-yr-old girls kiss each other.
For all the spin put out to advance the homosexual agenda, in the end, the true nature of these perverts comes shining through for all to see.
A kiss didn't happen, but girls were forced to role play being a lesbian and asking another girl for a kiss.
If an office held a workshop and forced one employee to ask another employee to role play asking someone for a kiss (no matter the gender), it would be considered sexual harrassment. Children in schools are even more powerless than adults in an office. Forced sexual roleplaying (no matter the genders)- even just asking for kissing, should not be done. The girl has expressed concerned that she will be teased and bullied because of the role playing.
The school allowed college students to teach the workshop and gave no notice to parents. Bringing in college students (18-22 year old) to lead kids through forced sexual role playing is absurd.
And here's a quote from the article and one of the girls moms:
People who are defending this, think about this for a second, if college kid came to the school and made 13-14 year old boy ask a girl for a blow job, would you be okay with that? That has nothing to do with being gay, and it can also fall under the header of "learning to handle unwanted advances," which was the supposed reason for the roleplaying. The whole thing was incredibly wrong and should never have been done.
Your what if's have nothing to do with the reality of the situation.
What if you killed someone, duh? Makes as much sense.
And yes, if there's a problem, some sensitivity training in offices might include your scenario.
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