Children who say homosexuality is ‘wrong’ could be viewed as extremist threat

Children who speak out in class against homosexuality could be viewed as potential extremists under Government guidelines intended to prevent Islamist terrorism, Nicky Morgan, the education secretary, has suggested.

Mrs Morgan said comments by children that they consider homosexuality to be “wrong” or “evil” could “trigger” concerns from teachers under guidance designed to help schools detect possible radicalisation.

The Telegraph

Knowing what I do about the world and what is to come, I can't help but feel that the criminalisation of Christians is very near. Simply believing the Bible and voicing an opinion based on a Biblical worldview, will soon be enough to punish someone as a criminal. The present day 'War for equality' is nothing but a sham designed to strip away our rights and freedom of speech. False liberalism is a wolf in sheeps clothing.

They want to make everyone the same. But we're not.

Political dissidents, opposers of the LGBTQ agenda, freelance journalists and anyone who doesn't conform to societal norms is now becoming a target.

I really could write paragraphs and paragraphs but I'm not going to as I would be here all night. The story speaks for itself. If you disagree with my spin then that's down to you.

I'll be surprised if I make it to 2020 without going to prison for what I do. Welcome to the New World Order.

lol

Just... lol.



Government indoctrination of what is morally right has been underway for a while...
This is beyond the pale.

originally posted by: CharlieSpeirs
lol

Just... lol.



Government indoctrination of what is morally right has been underway for a while...
This is beyond the pale.

Agreed bro, this is crazy. Whats next, thought police?

Oh wait..

a reply to: TechUnique

Pretty sick if you ask me...

Can't say it was unexpected, & I think most will roll over and accept it now...
Too late in the game, can't speak for others, but I'm tired of fighting this BS...


Only thing I can do is not have children, to ensure that any future seedlings of mine are not moulded into a government standard of human being.

a reply to: TechUnique

This was also in the article you posted:

Pressed on whether if a child said they believed homosexuality was “evil” or “wrong” that teachers might consider them a “danger”, she replied: “It could trigger a thought, it would depend very much on the context in which that was being discussed.

Seems to me if the conversation from a child went along the lines of "I think gays should have their heads chopped off and be thrown off of buildings because homosexuals are evil and deserve to die", that might be the context that would make me sit up and take notice. Did they say anything about putting the kid in jail just because he might think homosexuality is wrong? I didn't see anything like that.

a reply to: TechUnique

I'll say whatever I like, thank you. LOL!!

a reply to: TechUnique

Criminalization of Christians where?

In the UK?

In the US?

In the entire World?

From the article:

Asked for an example, she said: “It could be for example, as we’ve seen, sadly Isil are extremely intolerant of homosexuality.”

Pressed on whether if a child said they believed homosexuality was “evil” or “wrong” that teachers might consider them a “danger”, she replied: “It could trigger a thought, it would depend very much on the context in which that was being discussed.

“But teachers would discuss it as they do already when they are concerned about children who are at risk of perhaps being drawn into a gang or being exploited or being neglected at home.

“This is a safeguarding issue.”

I'm curious, OP ... did you actually read the article of or take the title as your point-of-departure?

I guess since they are having a hard time taking free speech from adults then they may as well take it from the kids. Take it while they are young so they will be easier to control later. Sick bastards.

a reply to: TechUnique

Knowing what I do about the world and what is to come, I can't help but feel that the criminalisation of Christians is very near. Simply believing the Bible and voicing an opinion based on a Biblical worldview, will soon be enough to punish someone as a criminal.

Radical and extremist Christian individuals and groups, maybe. Christianity itself. Not happening. It's wishful thinking on the part of mostly fundamentalist Christians to justify their persecution complex.

The present day 'War for equality' is nothing but a sham designed to strip away our rights and freedom of speech. False liberalism is a wolf in sheeps clothing.

Care to clue me in? What "war for equality"?

They want to make everyone the same. But we're not.

No. That's the Christian agenda. Make everyone the same.

Political dissidents, opposers of the LGBTQ agenda, freelance journalists and anyone who doesn't conform to societal norms is now becoming a target.

We don't allow children to come into the classroom spouting off racist and gender driven remarks. Why should we allow them to single out another group to hate on?

I'll be surprised if I make it to 2020 without going to prison for what I do. Welcome to the New World Order.

Don't hold your breath. Christianity comprises over 2 billion people. They are also the "moral majority" in western civilization. I'm just glad I don't live in a democracy or a Christian theocracy. There would be a lot of dead LGBT and atheists on this planet if that were the case.

Nevertheless, I don't think children(and by extension their parents) should be radicalized just for questioning homosexuality. Slandering, defaming, and hating is another story though.

originally posted by: RealTruthSeeker
I guess since they are having a hard time taking free speech from adults then they may as well take it from the kids. Take it while they are young so they will be easier to control later. Sick bastards.

Did you read the article?

Can you quote from same as to where the kids' free speech is being taken?

I know what the article says. Basically, they are saying that if they hear a kid say homosexuality is wrong or evil then the kid could turn out to be a possible terrorist or gang banger. How ridiculous does that sound?

Yet if a kid says they feel like a boy trapped in girls body then they must be perfectly normal. "Nothing wrong with this kid folks, back to class". Kids have to express their feeling to don't they?

But hey, it's just a "safeguard issue" right?

I don't see the connection.

Potential homophobe = tomorrow's Isis fighter?

I think cheese and pickled onion sandwiches are wrong. Does this make me a terrorist too?

I smell a rat here......

a reply to: markosity1973

The article clearly has been written with some spin. If you look only at the actual quotes of the Education Secretary (without reading the rest of the article), it's not nearly as simplified as "if you say homosexuality is wrong, you are a terrorist."

originally posted by: markosity1973
I don't see the connection.

Potential homophobe = tomorrow's Isis fighter?

I think cheese and pickled onion sandwiches are wrong. Does this make me a terrorist too?

I smell a rat here......

No, but it might make you racist. There was a agency in the UK that was sending around material promoting the idea that in children as young as three, saying, "Yuk!" to an unfamiliar or spicy food could be considered an early sign of racism.

Anti-gay comments could ‘trigger a thought’ in teachers’ minds about possible radicalisation says Nicky Morgan as she outlines anti-terror plans

Would it make any difference in anyone's opinion if we replaced "Anti-gay" with:

Anti-semitic comments could ‘trigger a thought’ in teachers’ minds about possible radicalisation says Nicky Morgan as she outlines anti-terror plans.

Anti-Christian comments could ‘trigger a thought’ in teachers’ minds about possible radicalisation says Nicky Morgan as she outlines anti-terror plans.

Anti-black comments could ‘trigger a thought’ in teachers’ minds about possible radicalisation says Nicky Morgan as she outlines anti-terror plans

?

What if homosexuality thinks children are wrong?

originally posted by: Gryphon66

originally posted by: RealTruthSeeker
I guess since they are having a hard time taking free speech from adults then they may as well take it from the kids. Take it while they are young so they will be easier to control later. Sick bastards.

Did you read the article?

Can you quote from same as to where the kids' free speech is being taken?

Right, because being declared a potential enemy of the state for holding an unpopular opinion NEVER has had a quenching influence on free speech--Just ask Joe McCarthey.

originally posted by: Gryphon66
From the article:

Asked for an example, she said: “It could be for example, as we’ve seen, sadly Isil are extremely intolerant of homosexuality.”

Pressed on whether if a child said they believed homosexuality was “evil” or “wrong” that teachers might consider them a “danger”, she replied: “It could trigger a thought, it would depend very much on the context in which that was being discussed.



“But teachers would discuss it as they do already when they are concerned about children who are at risk of perhaps being drawn into a gang or being exploited or being neglected at home.

“This is a safeguarding issue.”

I'm curious, OP ... did you actually read the article of or take the title as your point-of-departure?

LOL, you must be unfamiliar with the "zero tolerance" laws.

Damn kids can get in trouble if they point their finger. (looks like a gun). Do you think this will be any different once implemented?

Kids a hater, needs mental help, jail the parents.

Progressive insanity never ends.

a reply to: ketsuko

Well these 'early development specialists' need to be taken out and shot then.

Kids do and say stupid stuff. It's part of growing up and learning.

I've met plenty of homophones in real life who's opinion I have changed through just being their mate.