‘Emphasize abstinence’ in sex ed, Florida tells schools, skip lessons on contraception
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Finally the answer to ending unwanted pregnancy.
MAGA really has it's finger on the pulse of Americans.
But the radical Democrats want to bring in Haitians (who knows where they come from?) to eat your cats.
The GOP needs to abort MAGA. But can't. It's their base
My quandary, post-trump, does the GOP go more extreme or try to normalize back towards the middle...
The GOP is now an autocratic fascists party. I don't see how there is any coming back from that.
Christians will ALWAYS want to force their beliefs on EVERYONE and codify them into law. It will never stop. It is the Christian Agenda. It is what they do.
Florida teaching abstinence to teens? Matt Gaetz does not approve!
Can't even discuss domestic violence. Figures the GQP/MAGA types would not want any exposure or reduction in how they keep their wives in line.
The Orlando Sentinel reports:
Florida Decrees “Abstinence Only” Sexual Education, Bans Using Photos Of Human Reproductive Anatomy
September 23, 2024 Christianists, RepublicansThe Orlando Sentinel reports:
Read the full article.
Abstinence is certainly a viable tool, but it needs to be offered with sexual education and options for contraception...
This is what happens when you elect moms for (threeways) liberty types.
LOL, "according to district officials and an advocate for comprehensive sexual health education."
If this is an official state act, why do we only depend on activists and advocates for the news? Wouldn't there be an official policy statement?
These panics out of Florida almost always turn out to be lies and smears, and a bunch of you eat them up every time.
I can't read the article, but I can almost certainly guess the actual scenario. Orange and Broward tried to push their own non-state approved curriculum. Something in it was more extreme than state approved, or even simply went around the regular regulations and bureaucracy. Now they're going to act like it was the contraception and the domestic violence stats that are being banned.
I would almost bet that we will find out that either:
1) There is something far, far more extreme than contraception and domestic violence stats, and it includes full on graphic sexual illustrations or instructions for how to fit numerous dildos in your anus at once while dressed as a my little pony or something.
2) That they've been ordered to stop for something that doesn't even have anything to do with content, and is procedural and not adhering to requirements...like not getting the proper approval process done or something.
3) They weren't even told it was banned, they were just told to make sure it met state standards or something, and rather than meet state standards
If this is an official state act, why do we only depend on activists and advocates for the news? Wouldn't there be an official policy statement?
These panics out of Florida almost always turn out to be lies and smears, and a bunch of you eat them up every time.
I can't read the article, but I can almost certainly guess the actual scenario. Orange and Broward tried to push their own non-state approved curriculum. Something in it was more extreme than state approved, or even simply went around the regular regulations and bureaucracy. Now they're going to act like it was the contraception and the domestic violence stats that are being banned.
I would almost bet that we will find out that either:
1) There is something far, far more extreme than contraception and domestic violence stats, and it includes full on graphic sexual illustrations or instructions for how to fit numerous dildos in your anus at once while dressed as a my little pony or something.
2) That they've been ordered to stop for something that doesn't even have anything to do with content, and is procedural and not adhering to requirements...like not getting the proper approval process done or something.
3) They weren't even told it was banned, they were just told to make sure it met state standards or something, and rather than meet state standards
