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FOAD
As a holder of traditonal values, I was grossly offended by this person. She sat there,in her tight and revealing clothing, huge rings swinging from her ears and her head uncovered, Her face was painted like that of a harlot, and astonishingly she had no man there to protect and advise her!
Stone thw witch!
One supposes...
...that fair is fair. If I had my own druthers, people like Andrea Lafferty wouldn't be allowed near a classroom, nor any member of the "Traditional Values Coalition," who suffer from their own "serious mental disorder." Perhaps we ought to make it legal to discriminate against everyone, so that any citizen could register their opposition to any other individual and they would be instantly fired and prohibited from appearing in any public place. Pretty soon, the only people you'd see in public would be those who don't offend anyone, and get along with everyone.
Heinlein had a similar scenario, in his book, Beyond This Horizon, since his future society had made dueling legal. As he describes it, most everyone with any sense became very polite, and the abrasive idiots soon killed each other off.
Cheers,
Puddin'
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Cheers,
Puddin'
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Mental disorder
A second, more measured response to this group, inspired partly by the Daily Mail article linked via nother blog.
The mantra,for that was ahat it was,repeated without apparent fore-brain intervention, was "mental disorder"
Anorexia, bulimia and related disorders. How many US teachers are affected by those serious mental disorders?
...and depression, too.
Will teachers be afraid to seek help for fear of being tagged with a 'serious mental disorder'?
Mental disorder
Remember that many of the things in DSM iv are for business purposes, the doctors were paid by pharmaceutical firms, so some of it is nonsense anyway. Increasingly, transsexualism is seen as a lifestyle choice not a mental disorder - that only arising when the individual is prevented from exploring their options by people like Andrea Lafferty of Traditional Bigots or whatever it was called. It could only happen in the States.
Angharad
Angharad
I am appalled at the
Samirah M. Johnstone
I am a teacher
It's uncomfortable and hot all day, and then I spend an hour or more every night with my breasts aching, just to get up the next morning and do it again.
Now, having to be a boy / man at work leads me to essentially shifting into uber-girly-girl femininity overload when I get home out of a frantic and frenetic sense of, "I'm a girl, dammit!"
And today, I'm sick. The bane of teachers everywhere, I caught something from one of the kids. Just a cold, and I'll be over it before work tomorrow, but just... AUGH! ARGH! (and other "A*GH!" exclamations).
The response by people like the woman from the Traditional Values people is, of course, that I should move to one of the states where I am protected (all of 12 choices). Which, truthfully, I probably eventually will.
But why should I have to do that?
Edeyn Hannah Blackeney
The Infamous Intersex Transgender Asian Lesbian Atheist Chick of the Ozarks
As Edyen
has pointed out teachers already suffer indignities because of fears of losing their jobs. I have a friend who refuses to facebook or any other social network because of those fears. As he put it, an inadvertent remark taken out of context would be all it would take. We do need to safeguard our children, but please we don't need to terrorize those few who care enough to teach.
Hugs!
Grover