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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
At five, yeah. I'm not sure as to the value of this area of the humanities. Absolutely correct. It's social engineering boardering on perverted to introduce this level of awareness of sexuality at such a young age. Why ever? My son brought a book home written by that closet homosexual Walliams about a boy in a dress. We had a right good laugh at it and decided it was ridiculous and boys don't wear dresses, 'issue' dealt with. Why it's even in the library and available to him is sinister in my eyes, but rather than kick up a fuss with whichever social warrior teacher planted it there (which is what they want) we took the piss out of it, job done. Didn't even finish the book as we both agreed it was weird. If every parent took this common sense approach we wouldn't have made up psychological conditions such as gender confusion in children too young to even understand what they are.
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Originally posted by cryrst
Has anyone got an idea of how this is going to be explained. As a teacher I wouldn't allow slurs like 'gay' in my classroom. I knew some teachers who were fine with it. However, this is on a completely different level. This is the state officially mandating the teaching of your child on different sexual relationships starting at five years old. This is an attack on socially conservative families of any hue and any religion or none at all. What if little Johnny says to the teacher that he doesn't think a child being raised with two mummies and no daddy or vice versa is ok? This is not what the state should be doing. Edited by Stirlingsays (13 Aug 2019 11.04pm)
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Originally posted by ChrisGC
Absolutely correct. It's social engineering boardering on perverted to introduce this level of awareness of sexuality at such a young age. Why ever? My son brought a book home written by that closet homosexual Walliams about a boy in a dress. We had a right good laugh at it and decided it was ridiculous and boys don't wear dresses, 'issue' dealt with. Why it's even in the library and available to him is sinister in my eyes, but rather than kick up a fuss with whichever social warrior teacher planted it there (which is what they want) we took the piss out of it, job done. Didn't even finish the book as we both agreed it was weird. If every parent took this common sense approach we wouldn't have made up psychological conditions such as gender confusion in children too young to even understand what they are. We are seeing worrying gender confusion at very young ages and seemingly promotion of neurotic people going on in certain 'progressive' Democratic states in the US....those states are s***holes. Socially liberal or intersectionists can teach their own children what they like, keep that crap away from mine. Edited by Stirlingsays (13 Aug 2019 11.48pm)
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
I have two small boys, I don't want them having 'LGBT lessons'. The state doesn't, in my view, have the right to decide my children's views on the merits of different types of social relationships. My point was not so much the right or wrong but that I don't see Owen Jones and his lot out in force on the subject against Muslims. Yet if the right had issues with Muslims Owen Jones goes hysterical. I believe the left have gone up a dead end and are starting to realise their mistakes and want to turn back on many views but don't want to eat humble pie.
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Originally posted by dannyboy1978
My point was not so much the right or wrong but that I don't see Owen Jones and his lot out in force on the subject against Muslims. Yet if the right had issues with Muslims Owen Jones goes hysterical. I believe the left have gone up a dead end and are starting to realise their mistakes and want to turn back on many views but don't want to eat humble pie. The left are getting a small taste of what it's going to be like once the Muslims drop them like a stone.
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
The left are getting a small taste of what it's going to be like once the Muslims drop them like a stone. Absolutely. Take Owen Jones for example I don't even reckon he's gay: he just likes to be in that crowd for the social justice angle. That or he's just unable to get some snatch due to his middle age lesbian body and newly hatched bird eyes. He'd be the first the Communists would shoot being both educated and a journalist (arguable) and definitely the first thrown off a rooftop under Sharia law. Silly little c***.
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Originally posted by ChrisGC
Absolutely. Take Owen Jones for example I don't even reckon he's gay: he just likes to be in that crowd for the social justice angle. That or he's just unable to get some snatch due to his middle age lesbian body and newly hatched bird eyes. He'd be the first the Communists would shoot being both educated and a journalist (arguable) and definitely the first thrown off a rooftop under Sharia law. Silly little c***.
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Originally posted by W12
Great example of BBC double standards. "UK economy shrinks for the first time since 2012" "https://www.bbc.com/news/business-49290926" "German economy slips back into negative growth" I don’t understand your point? Not being facetious.
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Originally posted by EverybodyDannsNow
I don’t understand your point? Not being facetious. That the BBC have used two very different headlines for the same story. One headline being more sensationalized than the other.
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Originally posted by dannyboy1978
That the BBC have used two very different headlines for the same story. One headline being more sensationalized than the other. But it’s not the same story? It’s two different countries, two difference economic situations. Should every football match that results in a 1-0 win for the home team have an identical headline? Even taking that aside, which one is the more sensationalised? Do you mean because it refers to 2012?
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Originally posted by EverybodyDannsNow
But it’s not the same story? It’s two different countries, two difference economic situations. Should every football match that results in a 1-0 win for the home team have an identical headline? Even taking that aside, which one is the more sensationalised? Do you mean because it refers to 2012? The fact they used the word growth for somthing not growing tells you all you need to know
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Originally posted by dannyboy1978
The fact they used the word growth for somthing not growing tells you all you need to know What’s the opposite of economic growth? What term do you use?
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Originally posted by EverybodyDannsNow
What’s the opposite of economic growth? What term do you use? Shrinks
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Originally posted by dannyboy1978
Shrinks No, an economy can shrink but growth cannot shrink. Economic growth can be positive or negative; this is how it’s always been recorded - you are now blaming the BBC because you don’t understand this.
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Originally posted by EverybodyDannsNow
No, an economy can shrink but growth cannot shrink. Economic growth can be positive or negative; this is how it’s always been recorded - you are now blaming the BBC because you don’t understand this. Edited by dannyboy1978 (15 Aug 2019 2.59pm)
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Originally posted by dannyboy1978
I’m not signed up so can’t read it, but the headline refers to an economy shrinking, which I already acknowledged in my post. Growth cannot shrink - it can be positive or negative.
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Originally posted by EverybodyDannsNow
I’m not signed up so can’t read it, but the headline refers to an economy shrinking, which I already acknowledged in my post. Growth cannot shrink - it can be positive or negative. Funny how the German economy growth is shrinking here.
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