Another example of right wing evil

What is evil about it?Looks like states rights in action to me.

what is morally evil about it then?

all 3 of those are strawmen made up by the OP. They are not mentioned in the article that was linked in the OP. The bill is for middle school and younger children. I didn't have sex ed until junior high, so even if this already existed in my home state, it would not have mattered. This is nonsense partisan rage over an non-issue, but I guess I am on EvC, so silly threads like this are to be expected. ethically its wrong, but its hard to say that it is morally wrong. apple meet orange.

here it is: http://www.capitol.tn.gov/Bills/107/Bill/SB0049.pdf

lol...wow.it states none of that in the text. you can argue the slippery slope if you want to, but you have no evidence to support your assertions. actually its nothing like that at all. Are you really going to play the immature game a being a left wing political hack?

When I took sex ed in 7th grade it was a class about how humans reproduce. since we cannot reproduce homosexually, it was not covered in my class. There really is no need to mention homosexuality in a class that teaches student how humans reproduce. you can assume that if you want to I guess. we are talking about middle and grade school here. How in depth do you think K-6 is in the subjects of History and Social Studies?I have a bachelor's degree in History and never read about the Gay Greeks in university (and I was educated in the Blue State of Illinois). States Rights and Self determination of the people to rule themselves, without a nanny-state federal government telling them everything they are allowed to do. that is not the goal here, though to answer your question, no. people like you in California, telling them in Tennessee how they have to live, and what they can and cannot do.

oh i don't know, people in TN are sure different. I am just defending their ability of self determination.I was in TN in April, and I got grief for wearing an Illinois shirt, they told me it reminded them of Obama. I told them when I see a TN shirt it reminds me of Al Gore (they got mad at me for that snide comment).

As I said before I do not know, I am not a resident of Tennessee. I guess they choose homosexuality because it is an issue that the people feel strongly about there. Off topic.This proposed new law only covers elementary and middle school. I linked it on page 4, so that everyone could read the real part of the debate instead of the propaganda that Taz wants everyone to read. I disagree. Homosexuality was accepted in those cultures but it was not a base like Puritanism is here. Care to show evidence of your assertion? Strawman.I never stated that I hate minority groups. Umhello? Try to stay on topic. LOL Where do you place bisexuals are they hetero or homo? Holy cow! I see your strategy of jumping from topic to topic, but the whole debatable thing was the percentage of K-8 students that are involved in homosexual activity, all this other BS you mention is not even on topic. Your strawman that Catholic Scientist said that being gay from birth was debatable is really sad, he even quoted you and put into bold font what was debatable.
You speak of logic and then fail to use it. Hilarious!!!! Yeah I went to Catholic Grade School, diseases were mentioned, but no condoms.

Not at all, lol.
You are comparing apples (religion and culture) to oranges (sexuality). Keep the comedy rolling, you’ll put onifre out of a job. ROFLMFAO!!!!!!!St. Louis is not and never was in the south. I can’t believe I am debating with someone who is too ignorant to know this.LOL Are misbehaving suggests presently, yet both of the examples you wish to discuss happened in the past, interesting.Brown vs. the Board of education happened in Kansas. I feel the need to inform you that Kansas in the North. Most people know this, but since you thought Catholic Scientist was from the south I do not want to assume anything about what you know, or do not know. Forget to take your Ritalin today? The question was about a proposed law in TN that is going to refrain from mentioning or discussing homosexuality in school before high school. You countered with a bunch of ideas about it affecting high school, which is clearly excluded from this bill. You were wrong and want to move the goal posts to make this about something else, but you already fucked up and me and CS are here to point that out.If you want to talk about the nature of homosexuality and how people are or become homosexual then I suggest you stop thread jacking and create your own thread. WTF!?! Can you read English? Can you formulate a logical opinion without telling other people what they are saying (strawman)?
Funniest thread all week on any message board I am on. The only bigot I have heard this whole thread is one who thinks the whole south is misbehaving and needs to be controlled, and that the people of Tennessee are so incompetent that other people need to make decisions for them. You are quickly making this look like: left wing lunacy Except because these kids are from Tennessee, they cannot be accepted by people like you because they are from the south.

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And telling kids that school is the wrong place to get information is EXACTLY what I expect from a state like Tennessee

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yeah this guy is absolutely crazy. strawman after strawman, ignoring the topic, jacking the thread to make it about something that is isn't.this place used to be a place for a more logical debate about an issue, EvC has kind of gone to shit.its kind of sad, i like this place.Edited by Artemis Entreri, : No reason given.

sorry i couldn't resist dealing with the ignorant guy 1st, I mean come on, you are not even from America and I bet you know the difference between the northern states and the southern ones.I really only have personal experience in eastern Tennessee, the part that borders Virginia, the part that voted to stay in the union.I don't think it is obviously anything more than a self deterministic legislature. I think this state issue like the immigration one in Arizona, and other legislatures in other states right not is anything more than the leftist propaganda making something out to be more than it is.I think this thread is a perfect example. Two people defend the right of a state to make it own laws, and the looney left accuses them of hating people and bigotry. The only thing I am guilty of is being a fan of liberty.but to answer your question: I think the residents and representatives of Tennessee "feel strongly" that the education of their children on the issue of homosexuality is something that they prefer be taught at home and not in a publicly funded state institution. They seem to not care about the subject as much in high school.

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Do you think their feelings regarding homosexuality are positive - For example?

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It is hard to say. This example would lead one to think no, but the Tracy Morgan example leads one to think the answer is yes.its probably not a yes no answer.Edited by Artemis Entreri, : No reason given.

well its the same kind of..."logic" that we have gotten for the last 3 pages from the gentleman from California.LOL this has been too funny.I mean talk about bigotry towards an entire portion of the country "the south", but to have no idea where the south actually is. WOW.The people of Tennessee hate gay people, which is why Tracy Morgan got into trouble and was ousted for his anti-gay comedy in....get...ready....for...it?NASHVILLE TENNESSEEthe irony of this whole thing is too funny, even those who insinuate about the motives of people from TN, really don't know.paz.Edited by Artemis Entreri, : No reason given.Edited by Artemis Entreri, : No reason given.

Southern Illinois University. and George Mason University. sounds like a cop out to me, I just double majored and got a history degree and a geography degree at the same time. History for fun, and geography for work. its really not. and you would know because you majored in history too... oh wait.Edited by Artemis Entreri, : No reason given.

with your inability to remain focused on the topic I am sure its hard for you to keep up.you responded to CS, and quoted his text, then called him out as a southerner. CS is from the north, near St. Louis.I live in Virginia (near Washington DC), in the south.the thread is about some legislation in Tennessee.I know its difficult (for you) to keep up, but if you try I think you can do it (maybe). off topic. (for the umpteenth time) LOL are you really that thick?find on this thread where I claim that, because I have not.you even suck at making strawmen LOL!!!!Edited by Artemis Entreri, : No reason given.

Do you always result to Ad hominem after your strawmen fail? They must feel that it is important to them. Why does a law have to correct anything? I don’t know, and I don’t care if there is I am not a resident of TN; it’s none of my business. ??? To counter the gay agenda? LOL just kidding. It’s not part of an anti-gay agenda, it’s simply defining a previously ambiguous law. They are going to refrain from teaching kids about gay sex in elementary school.
Someone who doesn’t want their 7 year old daughter in 2nd grade learning about male on male butt fucking, is not part of some anti-gay conspiracy, they are probably just being a good parent. This question is based on a false premise.
Jesus doesn’t hate anyone. But don’t try and do business in his temple (he’ll kick your ass). Who said it was broken? I think they are defining the previous law further, to be more specific. I realize that geography is not one of your strong subjects (you are an American so it’s okay, most are bad at the subject). Tennessee is a state. It is 42,000 square miles (about 440miles x 120miles). There is no Tennessee Newspaper. WTF are you talking about? false premise. Invalid question. Because the people of Tennessee want to, that is why. Yeah right, you move the goalposts every page, your argument changes constantly.