thunderscot says: What can you say to this? Our future presidents debating teaching sex to kindergartners. The debate's mere existence speaks volumes. Historical note--sex abuse and pedophilia did not skyrocket *before* there was sex ed in government schools. So, by your comment, we can conclude that it has been the kids instigating these sex acts. By your comment, this is the only thing that you can conclude... or is it? It more rational to conclude is that indicates that because kids have been taught what sex is, they now are reporting when they are being molested. The rise in these numbers are directly due to the fact they have been educated on what sex is and that it is wrong for adults to have sex with them and they should report it when it happens to them. So, because of sex education, these kid are now reporting sex abuse and because of this kids are safer. This is the reason that he wants to have sex education in kindergarten, to t... boy I can not type today correction - It more rational to conclude is that indicates should be: It is more rational to conclude that it indicates... "So, by your comment, we can conclude that it has been the kids instigating these sex acts. By your comment, this is the only thing that you can conclude... or is it?" What? My comment signals a connection between teaching people from their earliest years (not just in school, but by media bombardment) that personal sexual gratification is the sine qua non of their existence and them actually acting on that instruction by gratifying any and all perverted sexual urges they may have. Ideas have consequences. That's the point of my comment. We teach children and adolescents to act like animals (and that ultimately they are nothing but a glorified monkey), but then don't expect them to grow up and act like animals, and that is foolish. "It more rational to conclude is that indicates that because kids have been taught what sex is, they now are reporting when they are being molested." Please tell me you are joking...are you actually asserting that when moral restraint was encouraged and sexual promiscuity condemned there was MORE molestation? Are you serious? I think you are... "...and that it is wrong for adults to have sex with them" Again...do you REALLY think that before indoctrination of modern sexual mores children did not know that having sex with adults was wrong? I am truly incredulous that you are making these claims. What is more interesting, though, is your use of the word "wrong." On what basis do you ju... thunderscot- The problem with your argument is you are sujesting outlandishly the things one would tell the younger kids. My first sex-ed in school was in 5th grade and we never even came close to discussing the kind of things you sugest would be told the the young kids. Even in my higschool health class this type of explisit talk never took plays. So, your agument against talking to young kids does not hold water. You simply tell a yound kid that no person should ever touch you in their privet areas. The need to go into the things you stated are not needed. Anyone of a sound mind would know that you would never need or want to tell kids such things. Come on, I would exspect a better ... sorry corrections - sjesting -should read- suggesting attempt to such things as what you tried. -should read- attempt to suggest such things as what you tried. In an earlier comment, I said, "It is interesting how the greatest number of people who seem to be molesting children are the people of religion. It is no wonder they don't want the kids taught about sex because it makes it harder for them to get away with having sex with them." To be fare - I made this comment without proof. I was really just trying to be funny with this slanderous comment. Thunderscot, I would argue that teaching children about inappropriate touching is the most effective way to curb sex abuse. They were not suggesting teaching the mechanics or biology at that young an age. Teaching children that early the boundaries of what is appropriate touch is essential to their safety. And we need to protect children at home and at school. It's also important to note that the Obama plan has an "opt out" provision for parents. Promoting more abstinence education is just doomed for failure. Promoting more abstinence education is just doomed for failure.This from the person that called Rush Limbaugh a Neo-con. Do you even know what a Neo-con is? Is there anything you can comment about without inserting propaganda, hate, bigotry, or ignorance? Unbelievable! The only hate, bigotry, ignorance I see here is you wilhelm. For someone who claims to be a Christian you provide very little evidence in you comments. Good for you, Sparky. We all know you are an expert on evidence. ezsparky:Whether you stand by this or not, I've often heard this elsewhere with conviction. But I would put forth that it is just how you phrased it...people who seem to be. And that a personal rejection of theology could influence biased perceptions of character or intent, or at the least selective memory of headlines. I would expect to find similar percentages of pedophiles from almost any specified demographic that involves kids; like teachers, school janitors, Boy Scout leaders, or ultimately just the "guy next door". And not that there's anything ... Rustee - Based on common sense, I think your point is sound. willhelm - my daddy is bigger then your daddy! so there... Yes, but how is your relationship with your daddy? lol It is clear to see by you emotional response that your religion hasThis is untrue as my previous post on the subject should have made fairly clear. A casual read of the Bible shows that the matter is discussed rather frankly, albeit with appropriate discretion. Victorian sensibilities should not be confused with biblical Christianity, which is my religion. ...the absurdities of religion's attitudes on the subject of sex.I'm curious--what about Christianity's "attitude" (I take you to mean "teaching") on the subject of sex do you find absurd? Tha... Talking about sex is not evil or a sin.Agreed. The Bible talks about it quite frankly, so talking about it cannot be sin. the religions of this world have demonized sexI don't defend false religion, but Christianity certainly has not demonized sex. If you can find a biblical passage that instructs you to not tell kids"...Whoever causes one of these little ones who believe in me to sin, it would be better for him to have a great millstone fastened around his neck and to be drowned in the depth of the sea." Matthew 18v6. Of course, as we are all aware, as you phrase it, there... I have not seen passages that tell you that the subject of sex is a perverse in of itself.There are many passages which address speaking what is proper and wholesome and fitting. Of course, speaking truth is also stressed as is using our speech to instruct and encourage righteousness. Similarly, the Bible teaches the danger of teaching, since it carries with it an accountability for God if it errs, or if it causes the hearers to err. It goes so far as to say, "Let not many of you aspire to be teachers, for as such you incur a stricter judgment." These passages, combined with those which talk about there being things not fit to mention in company, not appropriate, the ... debbyski said: Promoting more abstinence education is just doomed for failure. What? "Promoting more anti-murder education is doomed to failure." By this logic, we should only teach what we know everyone will do anyway! "Children--disobey, disrespect authority, indulge your pleasures as you see fit and always whine about everything being unfair." Oh, wait...this is the leftist vision of culture! OH, wait! This is the "education" provided in the government indoctrination camps ("public schools" as they are sometimes called. On the contrary, we teach what is true and right because it is true and right. If we do so, we are successful. And, by the way, many more people will enjoy sex... |
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