OrByte
Diamond Member
NOOO don't even say that is "pretty much" your point. Your purpose for bringing up SEICUS and your "talking points" list is to somehow make Obama responsible for your perception that this sex education is going to teach kindergarteners and young children subjects that are not age appropriate.Originally posted by: lupi
Originally posted by: OrByte
I dont think I want my kindergarten teacher to teach my kids anything related to sex education. Thats my job.
That would pretty much be our point.
but are you trying to be sarcastic? do you really think that kindergarten teachers are going to teach about condoms?
What's to stop them "Each class or course in comprehensive sex education offered in any of grades K through 12 shall include instruction on the prevention of sexually transmitted infections, including the prevention, transmission and spread of HIV AIDS. Nothing in this Section prohibits instruction in sanitation, hygiene or traditional courses in biology."
And if you do want to feel a little creepy, reread the Ill bill for the portions to be newly added and then go look back at the SEICUS brochure. You'll happen to notice that section headings for items to be discussed and the purpose for instruction are earily similar including some of the stuff I posted in this thread.
Your main point is to smear Obama. Everyone can see this. And you attempt to do so very clumsily in this thread. The fact of the matter is, you are waaay off base regarding your list. and waaay off base in terms of what SB99 says it will do regarding sex education.
As for the definition of "age appropriate" By leaving out any definition the bill gives authority to local school districts and municipalities to define, FOR ITS OWN USE, what age appropriate is. That means that people with sensibility and intelligence and EXPERIENCE in working with kids get to decide what is age appropriate. That is how rulemaking works.
Now, you may choose to slant this in some negative manner, and that is your perogative. But this is how most laws and regulations are built, and a lot of thought goes into these processes.