Sex education in Kindergarten?

[Pandeeria]

Why do we need more homeschooling parents and are essentially pretty biased on certain subjects.

And schools aren't?

They're less bias.

[The Union of the West]

There are basically three sides in this debate: Conservatives who did not read the article, Conservatives who read the article, and Progressives.

[Hetalian Indie Rio de Janeiro]

No, we don't.

May I ask why?

Obviously it is horrible before high school.

In high school it should be used only in emergencies out of necessity (my case) but I'm against using it as YOLO let's not go to school anymore, the state should still try to provide good quality education. That parents can never give because they didn't study to do so (both of mine did but they're exceptional).

[The Union of the West]

And schools aren't?

They're less bias.

Yea no thats not true

[Pandeeria]

There are basically three sides in this debate: Conservatives who did not read the article, Conservatives who read the article, and Progressives.

Are you the conservative that did read the article?

[Torcularis Septentrionalis]

I don't know about this. It really depends.

If they're going to flat out explain sex in detail to 5 year olds, then I am against this.

Read the article.

[Blasveck]

And schools aren't?

They're less bias.

Source?

[Pandeeria]

They're less bias.

Yea no thats not true

Parents can essentially interject their religion and personal morals into subjects.

[The Union of the West]

There are basically three sides in this debate: Conservatives who did not read the article, Conservatives who read the article, and Progressives.

Are you the conservative that did read the article?

Bingo

[The Union of the West]

Yea no thats not true

Parents can essentially interject their religion and personal morals into subjects.

And schools and teachers can't interject liberal morality?

[Blasveck]

Yea no thats not true

Parents can essentially interject their religion and personal morals into subjects.

And teachers can't somehow insert their own personal beliefs and bias?

[Blasveck]

Parents can essentially interject their religion and personal morals into subjects.

And schools and teachers can't interject liberal morality?

Please don't say completely stupid shit like "liberal morality"

[The Union of the West]

I think we should all pause the debate and take a moment to read the article.

[Torcularis Septentrionalis]

Parents can essentially interject their religion and personal morals into subjects.

And schools and teachers can't interject liberal morality?

What the fuck is "liberal morality"?

[Pandeeria]

Parents can essentially interject their religion and personal morals into subjects.

And schools and teachers can't interject liberal morality?

They offer a more neutral point if view. Even my teachers were very neutral on pretty much on every subject.

[Trelso]

Yea no thats not true

Parents can essentially interject their religion and personal morals into subjects.

And schools do interject their religion and personal morals into subjects even here in Britain where we aren't so over the top about religion.

[Vazdania]

I think we should all pause the debate and take a moment to read the article.

as if my virgin eyes hadn't been filthied up enough tonight.

[The Union of the West]

And schools and teachers can't interject their own views?

Please don't say completely stupid shit like "liberal morality"

Ok I'll fix that.

[Blasveck]

And schools and teachers can't interject liberal morality?

They offer a more neutral point if view. Even my teachers were very neutral on pretty much on every subject.

Source that they offer a more neutral view.

Because my public school certainly doesn't do that.

[Pandeeria]

Parents can essentially interject their religion and personal morals into subjects.

And schools do interject their religion and personal morals into subjects even here in Britain where we aren't so over the top about religion.

How so?

[Hetalian Indie Rio de Janeiro]

Parents can essentially interject their religion and personal morals into subjects.

And schools and teachers can't interject liberal morality?

If we see the mainstream of the United States, a person from an outsider viewpoint may see that the common people interpret both scientific and historical truth as being labeled liberal bias.

It's quite interesting.

[The Union of the West]

I think we should all pause the debate and take a moment to read the article.

as if my virgin eyes hadn't been filthied up enough tonight.

Did you read it?

[The Parkus Empire]

Hippo is pretty plutocrat, and Vaz favors aristocracy, not plutocracy.

Excuse me I defiantly agree with Plutocracy. Clearly the wealthy should take control of the poor's financial situation as they can't seem to do it themselves [source:http://forum.nationstates.net/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=259646]

Probably not a good idea, because: http://www.fastcodesign.com/1673129/mon ... ys-science

[Terra Sector Union]

And schools and teachers can't interject liberal morality?

What the fuck is "liberal morality"?

Morals that are associated with liberals.
This is a huge problem when people see everything either conservative or liberal.

[Torcularis Septentrionalis]

Parents can essentially interject their religion and personal morals into subjects.

And teachers can't somehow insert their own personal beliefs and bias?

If they do they can often have to go before a review.
Lol I forced one of my teachers to go before a review after he said, and I quote, "Liberal economics do nothing but encourage slobs and drug addicts and take away from people who actually matter."