The adults who assigned the sex game probably get their “jollies” reading the students’ papers. Those sex games that students are required to participate in and papers that students are required to write should fall under the statutory rape law but it probably doesn’t.
In E. Johnston's words "The event came just two days after a transgender person shot and killed six at a Christian elementary school in Tennessee and evoked comparisons to January 6, 2021, when pro-Trump protesters stormed the U.S. Capitol to protest the certification of the 2020 election." Um, why would this be in your article? That never happened- this is a complete fabrication of what happened on Jan. 6.
I share the revulsion towards the perverted adults who sexualise children.
Another concern: while stuffing the school children's heads with sex, sex, sex, such teachers are depriving them of genuine education - wasting opportunities and hours that the children will never get back.
It appears to be part of a dumbing-down campaign against the public.
They are not introducing their students to anything that can't already be obtained online, outside school hours. The internet is over-saturated with porn, without schools adding to the sum total of available filth. And it's not a teacher's place to promote any of it to children. That's de facto 'grooming', not educating.
Maybe we should fine those teachers (and the other decision makers who collude with the dumbing down of the curriculum). Claw back a refund from staff who were paid to educate (inform, intellectually stimulate and challenge) - but who fobbed their students off with such poor quality, idle, stultifying, ersatz 'lessons'. People who are that unprofessional do not deserve wages in return for cheating children (out of the education that the parents paid for, when paying taxes). Deduct an hour's pay for every hour squandered by promoting that unedifying trash-talk in the classroom.
The adults who assigned the sex game probably get their “jollies” reading the students’ papers. Those sex games that students are required to participate in and papers that students are required to write should fall under the statutory rape law but it probably doesn’t.
In E. Johnston's words "The event came just two days after a transgender person shot and killed six at a Christian elementary school in Tennessee and evoked comparisons to January 6, 2021, when pro-Trump protesters stormed the U.S. Capitol to protest the certification of the 2020 election." Um, why would this be in your article? That never happened- this is a complete fabrication of what happened on Jan. 6.
I share the revulsion towards the perverted adults who sexualise children.
Another concern: while stuffing the school children's heads with sex, sex, sex, such teachers are depriving them of genuine education - wasting opportunities and hours that the children will never get back.
It appears to be part of a dumbing-down campaign against the public.
They are not introducing their students to anything that can't already be obtained online, outside school hours. The internet is over-saturated with porn, without schools adding to the sum total of available filth. And it's not a teacher's place to promote any of it to children. That's de facto 'grooming', not educating.
Maybe we should fine those teachers (and the other decision makers who collude with the dumbing down of the curriculum). Claw back a refund from staff who were paid to educate (inform, intellectually stimulate and challenge) - but who fobbed their students off with such poor quality, idle, stultifying, ersatz 'lessons'. People who are that unprofessional do not deserve wages in return for cheating children (out of the education that the parents paid for, when paying taxes). Deduct an hour's pay for every hour squandered by promoting that unedifying trash-talk in the classroom.