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PM_ME_UR_XTRA_NIPS t1_jec0zjy wrote

Reply to comment by NotacreativeguyGM in It is odd that some people support the right to bear arms, but reject the right to read books by schadenfreudender

All of the books? Or just the very few that have offensive materials? What defines offensive? Should a puritan be able to decide for me what my child has access to? What about the Bible? Murder, incest, cannabilasm, child murder. Should that be included? Biology books that explain human reproduction?

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NotacreativeguyGM t1_jec1kfn wrote

No, it shouldn't be included. If you as a parent want to show your kids porn, snuff or religious materials, that's your prerogative. But that's the parent's decision. Get it out.

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Umpteenth_zebra t1_jec2xst wrote

Why should a parent be allowed to censor/traumatise kids any more than a school?

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NotacreativeguyGM t1_jec35ke wrote

I don't think any parent should. But some people are pissed about graphic and pornographic material being banned. I'm saying if they want to damage their kid, that's their issue. Leave my kid alone.

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Umpteenth_zebra t1_jec3dqa wrote

If they want to damage their kid, that's their kid's issue (but not responsibility), and is just as much an issue as if a school did it.

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NotacreativeguyGM t1_jec40qg wrote

You're missing my point. I'm saying I don't care how people feel about these topics. Keep them away from my kid. I don't think they should show it to their kids either. But absolutely no way are they to expose my kids to it.

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Umpteenth_zebra t1_jec48ts wrote

So your kids should have more what you would consider benefits than other people's? They're all children and they don't choose who they're born to.

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NotacreativeguyGM t1_jec4g2i wrote

What are you talking about?

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Umpteenth_zebra t1_jec4nhc wrote

Why do you think your kids should have special protections other kids don't? Because they had the random chance to be born to you rather than someone else you think they should have a different treatment?

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NotacreativeguyGM t1_jec5azk wrote

Are you saying since I care about my kids and other parents don't care about their kids, then fuck it, screw all the kids? I'm so lost on your logic.

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NotacreativeguyGM t1_jec5gtg wrote

There is material suitable for children. Stick to it. There is material not suitable for children. Don't use it

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PM_ME_UR_XTRA_NIPS t1_jec3vu3 wrote

Here's a pro-tip. School libraries don't show snuff or porn to kids. Most parents don't either. Religion is fine within society, but has no business in public schools as not all children believe in the same God(s) ( there's close to 3000 of them)

Yes, there are a handful of instances of inappropriate content in schools, but that number doesn't justify this full on attack on public education.

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NotacreativeguyGM t1_jec4dth wrote

Here's a pro tip, I said keep all that, including religious materials out. The attack on education is saying keep the garbage out. Teach reading, writing, arithmetic. Don't teach gender ideology, race theory, religion or sexual orientation.

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PM_ME_UR_XTRA_NIPS t1_jec6gtb wrote

I think I misunderstood what you meant then in your previous comment. I'm okay with children( 8th YEAR +) being taught that there are different sexual orientations ( and that it's okay to be that way-in terms of consenting ADULTS) This could/should be a part of sex education.

There are instances of homosexuality being observed in 500+ species. I'm not saying showing pictures or describe in depth the behavior or have repeated lessons on the topic, but being gay shouldn't be stigmatized any more in society.

I don't know what race theory is, but a lot of historical events are based in race and history should be taught objectively in a way that doesn't teach inferiority/superiority. Just the facts.

Gender psychology is a college level class, it's fine where it's at.

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