Wisconsin School District Offers Books Promoting Gay Porn and Sex Apps

a reply to: Terpene
You must have missed how that Alex Jones meme has become national news. He was right as usual...

a reply to: FlyersFan

The important part is the libraries index... Otherwise it's not even sure these books are actually exposed by the libraries.
I can get real porn bring it to a library and make pictures too...

Somone somewhere doesn't consider it porn and his assessment is bassed on the strictest porn guidelines in the western world. Ask the authors about the PG process in the USA.

If that's still too free for those religious extremist, I'm sure there are other countries that are morally better suited for them.

a reply to: FlyersFan

Don't bother with that one. You can show them hard facts all day long and they'll keep moving the goal posts, trying not to see. They either do it to troll or they support this for their own benefit.

In that case, we know the type of person we're dealing with.

a reply to: DAVID64

them hard facts

The only thing hard about this is the boner some get from looking at sex ed books.
Repressed sexuality, and childhood trauma, is the most probable cause for such emotional reactions...

originally posted by: datguy
a reply to: FlyersFan

These are some of the same books that caused the passage of the bans and the "dont say gay bill" in Florida that caught so much flak.

I've said this before and I'll say it again. If a passage from a book is not allowed to be read into the minutes of a School Board meeting because it is deemed too obscene, it has no business being in a school library.

originally posted by: DAVID64
a reply to: FlyersFan

Don't bother with that one. You can show them hard facts all day long and they'll keep moving the goal posts, trying not to see. They either do it to troll or they support this for their own benefit.

In that case, we know the type of person we're dealing with.

Yeah ... the book titles are provided and some of the pages are provided. They are in the school libraries. It's clear that it's porn (NOT sex education) and highly inappropriate for children. It's there to fulfill an agenda. Anyone supporting that agenda is sick. IMHO.

Straight up demonic (referring to both)

a reply to: DBCowboy

The real pandemic is runaway degeneracy.

You're confused, I get it.
These are confusing times.

Sex ed has proven to be the best deterrent against domestic sexual violence!

Those are known facts for quite some time. Deny ignorance.

It makes sense, if you think about it really hard.
Only predators want their prey oblivious to what's going on.
Those against sex ed are those with predatory motivations.
You can't argue against completely open sex ed without arguing in pedophiles favor.

Sometimes I wonder how it is to live in a fantasy world detached from reality and unknowingly advocate for the exact opposite one thinks he's standing for....

It all changes so fast, a little scary innit.
But rest assured we all want to get rid of the predators no matter where they hide, that's a promise

originally posted by: Terpene
Sex ed has proven to be the best deterrent against domestic sexual violence!

Teaching children to pee on each other for sexual gratification isn't 'sex ed'.
Teaching children how to navigate internet gay porn sites isn't 'sex ed'.
Teaching children about sex toys is not 'sex ed'
'sex ed' is how babies are born ... not about which sex toy to use.
Your statement doesn't even relate to what is being discussed.

a reply to: FlyersFan

Nothing new.

Colorado 1983 we had sex ed in which they talked to us about anal sex.

Late 80’s early 90’s Department of Defense School, “art book” gay sex art. The first time I learned what a daisy chain was.

These kinds of books and teachings have ALWAYS been there, it is just being made political right now.

Also..if you don’t think these kids already are watching all of this and much,……much (in my deepest voice) worse on their little cell phones, you are downright silly.

While everyone is all in an outrage over this we are just glancing over the fact that so many schools are getting RID of libraries. Talking to you Texas. It won’t matter what is in books because pretty soon these crumb catchers won’t be able to read.

originally posted by: JAGStorm
Also..if you don’t think these kids already are watching all of this and much,……much (in my deepest voice) worse on their little cell phones, you are downright silly.

What they do on their own time is their business and their parents business.
What the school spends money on is the public's business.
$$ spent on teaching kids how to pee on each other and how to use sex toys
could have been spent on science and history and math instead.

originally posted by: JAGStorm
a reply to: FlyersFan

Nothing new.

Colorado 1983 we had sex ed in which they talked to us about anal sex.

Late 80’s early 90’s Department of Defense School, “art book” gay sex art. The first time I learned what a daisy chain was.

These kinds of books and teachings have ALWAYS been there, it is just being made political right now.

Also..if you don’t think these kids already are watching all of this and much,……much (in my deepest voice) worse on their little cell phones, you are downright silly.

While everyone is all in an outrage over this we are just glancing over the fact that so many schools are getting RID of libraries. Talking to you Texas. It won’t matter what is in books because pretty soon these crumb catchers won’t be able to read.

Huh?

I got out of high school before you but no where ever did any teacher ever talk about anal sex. EVER!

(That topic was reserved for boy scout campouts )

originally posted by: DBCowboy
I got out of high school before you but no where ever did any teacher ever talk about anal sex. EVER!)

I graduated high school in 1980. There was no anal sex talk. No sex toy talk. No pee'n and poop'n on people talk. No discussions on how to go out and get gay sex. SEX ED was just that ... reproduction and how babies were made. That's what sex ed is. Reproduction discussions ... not how to troll the internet for gay dates and gay porn.

originally posted by: FlyersFan

originally posted by: DBCowboy
I got out of high school before you but no where ever did any teacher ever talk about anal sex. EVER!)

I graduated high school in 1980. There was no anal sex talk. No sex toy talk. No pee'n and poop'n on people talk. No discussions on how to go out and get gay sex. SEX ED was just that ... reproduction and how babies were made. That's what sex ed is. Reproduction discussions ... not how to troll the internet for gay dates and gay porn.

I know.

It's sick.

They are deliberately sexualizing children. They are grooming children.

originally posted by: FlyersFan

originally posted by: DBCowboy
I got out of high school before you but no where ever did any teacher ever talk about anal sex. EVER!)

I graduated high school in 1980. There was no anal sex talk. No sex toy talk. No pee'n and poop'n on people talk. No discussions on how to go out and get gay sex. SEX ED was just that ... reproduction and how babies were made. That's what sex ed is. Reproduction discussions ... not how to troll the internet for gay dates and gay porn.

I 100% Swear they totally talked to us about anal sex. I’ve never forgotten it because I didn’t know what it was before that point. The teacher also showed us a condom and put it on a banana. Keep in mind this was also a time of high teen pregnancy.

They didn’t talk about pee or poop but I do remember them talking about self um… love…

originally posted by: JAGStorm

originally posted by: FlyersFan

originally posted by: DBCowboy
I got out of high school before you but no where ever did any teacher ever talk about anal sex. EVER!)

I graduated high school in 1980. There was no anal sex talk. No sex toy talk. No pee'n and poop'n on people talk. No discussions on how to go out and get gay sex. SEX ED was just that ... reproduction and how babies were made. That's what sex ed is. Reproduction discussions ... not how to troll the internet for gay dates and gay porn.

I 100% Swear they totally talked to us about anal sex. I’ve never forgotten it because I didn’t know what it was before that point. The teacher also showed us a condom and put it on a banana. Keep in mind this was also a time of high teen pregnancy.

They didn’t talk about pee or poop but I do remember them talking about self um… love…

What was the name of your school?

Porno High? Anal Academy?

Was your football team called, "The Wankers?"

WTH!

a reply to: DBCowboy

It was in Colorado, but I just looked and it appears the sex ed class varied on region.
Also I remember we had to have permission slips from our parents. I vividly remember that because my best friend was the only one that her parents didn’t allow to attend. Ironically she became a teen mom.. not even joking.

This is from 1985

www.latimes.com...

The ninth-grade curriculum in Oceanside calls for discussions on homosexuality and masturbation, and spirited debates on abortion are conducted in classrooms, featuring representatives from anti-abortion and pro-choice groups. In Escondido, however, 10th-grade teachers are encouraged to steer away from such controversial subjects. “Our district has traditionally relied on parental training” when it comes to discussing the pros and cons of such issues, a school official said.

originally posted by: JAGStorm
a reply to: DBCowboy

It was in Colorado, but I just looked and it appears the sex ed class varied on region.
Also I remember we had to have permission slips from our parents. I vividly remember that because my best friend was the only one that her parents didn’t allow to attend. Ironically she became a teen mom.. not even joking.

This is from 1985

www.latimes.com...

The ninth-grade curriculum in Oceanside calls for discussions on homosexuality and masturbation, and spirited debates on abortion are conducted in classrooms, featuring representatives from anti-abortion and pro-choice groups. In Escondido, however, 10th-grade teachers are encouraged to steer away from such controversial subjects. “Our district has traditionally relied on parental training” when it comes to discussing the pros and cons of such issues, a school official said.

I was in college after 4 years of military service by then.

And I still didn't know everything.