Lolz..

Which is why your here darlin!

Bullshit. I've been taught for the last 30 years it's ok to be gay..

@theoneyouwerewarnedabout: that's known as progress. Not everyone has been told for the last 30 years it's okay to be a member of the LGBT community though.

@theoneyouwerewarnedabout: that's fucked up dude. Gay is not ok

@Unforgiven: why do I care. Their peeni isn't going up my bum.. Live and let live

@Unforgiven: thats your opinion, and you are entitled to your own opinion, but I strongly disagree with it. There's nothing wrong with being gay. There's nothing wrong with being who one truly is.

@theoneyouwerewarnedabout: fuck that dude. My kids get taught some fag/trans shit and someone will pay with lead.

@wishingforrecovery: true, fuck humanity. Let's all be queer and go extinct

Calm down dood.. Lol..
Talk to your kids. Make sure their regressive liberal teachers arnt there only guide in life.😃👍

@Unforgiven: there is still sperm donation, although it's not likely everyone born straight will suddenly become a member of the LGBT community. Also, you don't "go queer." You are born the way you are.

@theoneyouwerewarnedabout: lol. There's no excuse in my mind to justify it.

@wishingforrecovery: I call bullshit, and science itself has failed to "prove" a person is born that way. They thought they could explain it... but fell through when they decided to evaluate twins. One was gay, the other not. Everything between the two genetically panned out... the conclusion was... choice.

@Unforgiven: I don't believe that. I believe a person is born to feel the way they do. Why would someone choose a lifestyle that brought on unnecessary hatred, ridicule, and sometimes banishment? Who would choose to feel a way outside of the norm that led to hate and insults? I don't believe it's a choice. They choose to act on how they naturally feel, to be themselves. There is nothing wrong with that.

@wishingforrecovery: sure, I understand that... and in all honesty that's fine as long as they keep it to themselves and don't try to force it on someone else.

It's probably a troll. Either way you shouldn't waste your time trying to talk common decency to it.

@Unforgiven: I don't think educating children on it is forcing it on them. They're making them aware that it's okay to feel however you feel, whether you be straight or gay, and that it's okay for your neighbor to feel however they feel as well. For so long, there has been only hatred thrown at those in the LGBT community, and I think by discussing transgender and other LGBT identifications, they're spreading awareness, acceptance, and understanding, which we all need a little more of.

@wishingforrecovery: I understand your point of view but don't agree with it. We will agree to disagree.🌹

@Unforgiven: agreed.

@wishingforrecovery: excellent. TY for the talk, Miss.🌹 Be blessed

@Unforgiven: you as well.

@wishingforrecovery: totally agree. But shouldn't we teach kids to treat all ppl fairly? ALL ppl. Are our kids that stoopid they need a different lesson about the gays trans bi's tri's blacks Mexicans Muslims Catholics islamics.. Seems really unnessasay to me.
I truely don't know a single person who cares about gay ppl or if they get married.
That is being pushed by the liberal media and soros activists types hijacking an unpopular subject.. Manipulating the voting public into self shame and hate..

@theoneyouwerewarnedabout: there are many people who are still hate the LGBT community and do care though. I agree that we should teach kids to treat all people fairly. I don't think they're doing the opposite by giving a lesson on a subject not commonly talked about in other aspects of life. They're trying to influence them for the better, to make them understand that everyone is different, yet everyone is still special and deserving of respect. There's nothing wrong with learning about other people or other lifestyles either. It's good to be aware. Also, kids are not stupid. They do, however, learn from their environment. Therefore, if we encourage hate, there's a strong possibility the children will learn to hate those people and those lifestyles. There are always exceptions of course. If we promote respect and understanding, it's more likely these kids will grow up to be respectful to all and understanding.

@Unforgiven: *you're