CDZ Ohio Town's Board of Education Wouldn't Back Up Pro-Heterosexuality Speech

[protectionist]

This is how far we have sunk, folks. An alumnus of River Valley High School in Caledonia, Ohio, Jim McGuire, spoke at a commencement ceremony, and said >> "“Choose a spouse, I suggest,” I also strongly suggest to make sure to choose biblical principles, you know a male with a female and female with a male.”

Instead of backing McGuire's basic common sense (Bible or not) suggestion, the school administration released a statement Monday saying: “The speech was not reviewed by anyone on the River Valley Administrative team or Board of Education. Any views expressed by the speaker during his commencement speech reflected his personal beliefs. He was not speaking as an official representative of River Valley Local Schools.”

Well, that's fair enough, but considering that McGuire was giving good, sound advice to very young people, it would have been better if they would have added an affirmation, instead of a cowardly disclaimer.

This NBC news article (link) is further evidence of the looney mindset that has overtaken today's younger generation, and the need for normal adults to speak to kids, with normalcy, as Jim McGuire was admirably doing. Try not to get sick when reading this "article" >>>

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[Moonglow]

More grooming from the groomers is what you are mad about?

I could have sworn that is what the right doesn't want.

 

[protectionist]

More grooming from the groomers is what you are mad about?

I could have sworn that is what the right doesn't want.

What the right doesn't want, is grooming IN THE WRONG DIRECTION.

 

[Moonglow]

What the right doesn't want, is grooming IN THE WRONG DIRECTION.

I don't want your grooming or any other, leave my kids alone.

 

[Dogmaphobe]

I think he was out of line. The reason I think that is because I also think indoctrinating kids with all the LGBT dogma is ALSO out of line.

Schools should not be a place where cultural warriors do battle. It should be a place where our children are educated in Mathematics, Science, History, and all the rest of the ACTUAL subjects that schools should be teaching.

 

[TheProgressivePatriot]

This is how far we have sunk, folks. An alumnus of River Valley High School in Caledonia, Ohio, Jim McGuire, spoke at a commencement ceremony, and said >> "“Choose a spouse, I suggest,” I also strongly suggest to make sure to choose biblical principles, you know a male with a female and female with a male.”

Instead of backing McGuire's basic common sense (Bible or not) suggestion, the school administration released a statement Monday saying: “The speech was not reviewed by anyone on the River Valley Administrative team or Board of Education. Any views expressed by the speaker during his commencement speech reflected his personal beliefs. He was not speaking as an official representative of River Valley Local Schools.”

Well, that's fair enough, but considering that McGuire was giving good, sound advice to very young people, it would have been better if they would have added an affirmation, instead of a cowardly disclaimer.

This NBC news article (link) is further evidence of the looney mindset that has overtaken today's younger generation, and the need for normal adults to speak to kids, with normalcy, as Jim McGuire was admirably doing. Try not to get sick when reading this "article" >>>

MSN

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The speech was divisive, offensive and inappropriate for a public school. End of story

 

[protectionist]

The speech was divisive, offensive and inappropriate for a public school. End of story

I couldn't disagree more. It was informative, just plain good advice, and appropriate for ANYWHERE.

 

[protectionist]

I think he was out of line. The reason I think that is because I also think indoctrinating kids with all the LGBT dogma is ALSO out of line.

Schools should not be a place where cultural warriors do battle. It should be a place where our children are educated in Mathematics, Science, History, and all the rest of the ACTUAL subjects that schools should be teaching.

Yes, they should be that. But THEY HAVE NOT BEEN THAT. Instead, they have been CRT indoctrination factories, with Woke ideology being dumped on kids, including pro-homosexuality. McGuire's words were an antiseptic for that. When you have a would you treat it, not let infection grow worse.

 

[protectionist]

I don't want your grooming or any other, leave my kids alone.

Thanking McGuire would be more appropriate.

 

[Dogmaphobe]

Yes, they should be that. But THEY HAVE NOT BEEN THAT. Instead, they have been CRT indoctrination factories, with Woke ideology being dumped on kids, including pro-homosexuality. McGuire's words were an antiseptic for that. When you have a would you treat it, not let infection grow worse.

I have never been of the opinion that two wrongs make a right, myself.

I agree with you about the woke idiocy, but I think the better answer is for a return to professional standards, instead.

 

[pknopp]

On man, one wife, multiple girlfriends and a porn star on the side.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

This is how far we have sunk, folks. An alumnus of River Valley High School in Caledonia, Ohio, Jim McGuire, spoke at a commencement ceremony, and said >> "“Choose a spouse, I suggest,” I also strongly suggest to make sure to choose biblical principles, you know a male with a female and female with a male.”

Instead of backing McGuire's basic common sense (Bible or not) suggestion, the school administration released a statement Monday saying: “The speech was not reviewed by anyone on the River Valley Administrative team or Board of Education. Any views expressed by the speaker during his commencement speech reflected his personal beliefs. He was not speaking as an official representative of River Valley Local Schools.”

Well, that's fair enough, but considering that McGuire was giving good, sound advice to very young people, it would have been better if they would have added an affirmation, instead of a cowardly disclaimer.

This NBC news article (link) is further evidence of the looney mindset that has overtaken today's younger generation, and the need for normal adults to speak to kids, with normalcy, as Jim McGuire was admirably doing. Try not to get sick when reading this "article" >>>

MSN

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Either we keep sexuality out of the schools or we don't. You cannot have it both ways

 

[Harpy Eagle]

What the right doesn't want, is grooming IN THE WRONG DIRECTION.

at least you are honest that you want grooming.

I appreciate that

 

[SweetSue92]

I think he was out of line. The reason I think that is because I also think indoctrinating kids with all the LGBT dogma is ALSO out of line.

Schools should not be a place where cultural warriors do battle. It should be a place where our children are educated in Mathematics, Science, History, and all the rest of the ACTUAL subjects that schools should be teaching.

I agree with this. I agree with the OP too in that Biblical principles are good life advice, but this is not the forum to give it. More general advice like "take care with those you choose as friends and loved ones" would have been fine if advice like this just HAD to be given.

 

[Dogmaphobe]

Either we keep sexuality out of the schools or we don't. You cannot have it both ways

How 'bout we keep it out of the schools, then, K?

We can start by firing all the groomers and go from there.

 

[TheProgressivePatriot]

I couldn't disagree more. It was informative, just plain good advice, and appropriate for ANYWHERE.

While you guys complain about the pushing of an imaginary gay agenda, this kid was pushing a very real straight agenda. You can't have it both ways.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Maybe the kid meant the biblical principle set by Solomon with his had 700 wives and 300 concubines.

 

[Dogmaphobe]

While you guys complain about the pushing of an imaginary gay agenda, this kid was pushing a very real straight agenda. You can't have it both ways.

You are on record as referring to 2-4 year old boys as being girls, instead.

There is no IMAGINARY agenda involved at all.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

How 'bout we keep it out of the schools, then, K?

That was sort of the point of my post.

 

[Sunsettommy]

This is how far we have sunk, folks. An alumnus of River Valley High School in Caledonia, Ohio, Jim McGuire, spoke at a commencement ceremony, and said >> "“Choose a spouse, I suggest,” I also strongly suggest to make sure to choose biblical principles, you know a male with a female and female with a male.”

Instead of backing McGuire's basic common sense (Bible or not) suggestion, the school administration released a statement Monday saying: “The speech was not reviewed by anyone on the River Valley Administrative team or Board of Education. Any views expressed by the speaker during his commencement speech reflected his personal beliefs. He was not speaking as an official representative of River Valley Local Schools.”

Well, that's fair enough, but considering that McGuire was giving good, sound advice to very young people, it would have been better if they would have added an affirmation, instead of a cowardly disclaimer.

This NBC news article (link) is further evidence of the looney mindset that has overtaken today's younger generation, and the need for normal adults to speak to kids, with normalcy, as Jim McGuire was admirably doing. Try not to get sick when reading this "article" >>>

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Actually, the School administrations position was entirely reasonable your complaint isn't viable here.