'Mom' and 'Dad' banished by California

[katia]

'Mom' and 'Dad' banished by California

http://www.wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=58130
10/13/2007

'"Mom and Dad" as well as "husband and wife" have been banned from California schools under a bill signed by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, who with his signature also ordered public schools to allow boys to use girls restrooms and locker rooms, and vice versa, if they choose'


>i like him. ha ha ha ha <

[Sheila]

All Right, Maybe I will move back to California. We just got a non-discrimination law here in Oregon. Actually the Governor signed it in May and the right said they wanted it on the ballot but they didn't get enough signatures, so it will be effective on January 1st. Also with that bill came a Civil Unions for same sex couples. We are very happy in Oregon too.
Sheila

[Mario]

Arnold is cool.    The first thing he did when he was elcted governor here was send checks to everyone (including me) who was ripped off by the previous governor through the DMV with huge renewal fees. To bad he can't be on the presidential ballot.

                                     Marco

[Sheila]

Laura,
  You know it all has to do with that Gender Agenda. Where have you been, Hon? Don't you know about our Agenda to take over the world. Who wants to be Queen? Who wants to be King?
Sheila

[Oweena]

Kindergarten?  That's going too far I think.  Those children are hardly out of diapers and already trying to teach them things that should left to when they are more able to understand. 

Again there is the little boy or girl who feels the need to be the person they were meant to be.  More little boys are born with GID than girls and if they feel like being a girl then I say please let them.  No one was there for me when I was a little and wanting to be a girl.  These little boys and girls are not going to understand their feelings until they get a little older but the trauma that they will be spared, I think is worth it.

Oweena

[katia]

Kindergarten?  That's going too far I think. 

is it?  you'd be surprised how young children are when they are taught about discrimination, bigotry and homophobia (or transphobia) so no, i don't think that's
"going too far"