They'll put this guy's dildo and buttplug program into all the CPS schools and say it's not happening. A few months later they'll say it's a good thing for love and tolerance and it's all stuff that can be found in my top drawer anyway so it should be no big deal.

Seriously if that video doesn't give a parent pause if not the heebie jeebies there's no hope for society.

Except he doesn't work for CPS. He works for one of the most expensive private schools in the area.

Except he doesn't work for CPS. He works for one of the most expensive private schools in the area.

They'll put this guy's dildo and buttplug program into all the CPS schools and say it's not happening. A few months later they'll say it's a good thing for love and tolerance and it's all stuff that can be found in my top drawer anyway so it should be no big deal.

Seriously if that video doesn't give a parent pause if not the heebie jeebies there's no hope for society.

I was told none of that stuff is happening and it’s just white suburban soccer mom’s panicking over nothing

I was told people pay for private school to avoid this happening.

A lot of them do, it's even possible the parents might be supportive at this school. It doesn't make it right. I'm sure when they cover anal in public schools between 6 and 8th grade it will be much better than this guy. It's a shame he can't do more with all of his resources.

https://www.isbe.net/Pages/Standards-Courses.aspx

Adults shouldn't be talking to kids about sex like this. It's wrong.

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Parker is a private (((non religious school))).

I know that. CPS will think this is a great idea though.

Parker is a private non religious school.

Most kids are going to learn about things like this whether schools mention it or not at around the same age. It's not like we can say "Hey, let's not tell kids about anything" and they won't learn about it until they are in their 20s.

It's a tough thing to think about as a parent but I have a young kid who is already learning all the swear words because people they know have older brothers. While it's not the exact same thing as swear words the same thing will happen with any information you hide.

It's OK to let kids find out about some shit on their own. You don't have to helicopter EVERYTHING.

Most kids are going to learn about things like this whether schools mention it or not at around the same age. It's not like we can say "Hey, let's not tell kids about anything" and they won't learn about it until they are in their 20s.

It's a tough thing to think about as a parent but I have a young kid who is already learning all the swear words because people they know have older brothers. While it's not the exact same thing as swear words the same thing will happen with any information you hide.

Yeah have weird adults talk to minor kids about anal to be inclusive. Sounds great.

Let me know when your kid turns 14 so I can hand them a dildo and a cockring and watch them play with it because I like seeing the joy of discovery and learning. I mean they are going to learn about it anyway. 50 year old women need to talk about kink with kids, it's the type of love that makes the world go round. There's nothing wrong with it! Not at all!!

This is not what our education system is suppose to do and it is creepy as fuck.

So there are actual people who think it’s a good idea to pass around dildos and butt plugs in school to educate children on queer sex.

Apparently Brick does, yes.

My response was to you referencing the content of the official Illinois standards and how you said none of that should be discussed in school. It seems like you think there should be no sex ed in school.

Of course it seems like that to you, you want to make it unreasonable, even though my position is completely reasonable and has been clear for years.

So you do think sex education should be taught in schools?

You've got some strange ideas.

Sorry, but I'm not sure I want my kids sex education to come from the older brother of a kid in the neighborhood.

Open lines of communication with your kids is not helicopter parenting.

Sex ed doesn't teach particular sex acts. It's not a How To class

Can you have one discussion where you don't make up things I said?