It's an Agenda

459 views • 21 upvotes • Made by berry2690 2 years ago in politics

24 Comments

Giantsquonk
3 ups, 2y, 1 reply
I believe there are still only 2 genders
DrSarcasm
1 up, 2y
The rest are symptoms
DrSarcasm
2 ups, 2y
Sobrmn
1 up, 2y
That would make WAY too much sense.
[deleted]
0 ups, 2y, 1 reply
Still not seeing how her answer was in any way the wrong answer.
Fauscovai
0 ups, 2y, 1 reply
What you do with your sexual life is no ones businness specially at work where it should be kept proffesional environment SPECIALLY if you are working with children.  If you still can't see it, then you are part of the problem.
[deleted]
0 ups, 2y, 2 replies
But when did she talk about her sexual life? Attraction is something we put into kids' stories all the time. The Prince was attracted to Cinderella, the story doesn't mention that he got a boner does it?
Fauscovai
0 ups, 2y, 1 reply
AND BTW a kids movie =/= professional work environment, completely out of context.  Your argument is not valid.  In the professional work environment there is no room for telling people who you are attracted to or your sexual orientation (except for HR) and depending on the policies of that organization that could be a reason for termination.
[deleted]
0 ups, 2y, 1 reply
So should teachers take their wedding rings off before they teach, do you think? Wedding rings will tip kids off that they're attracted to somebody of some kind. According to you, that's a big no no.
Fauscovai
0 ups, 2y, 1 reply
I believe the author of this meme gave the proper answer in the meme.  Let me show you exactly were.  

You are just playing ignorant trying to make it difficult.  Also, out of context again, a ring in the finger does NOT identifies with gender or sexual orientation you belong to.  Rings in fingers are for 1) part of your dress 2) a wedding band signifies that you are married.  



Dude, really, it is not this difficult to understand.
[deleted]
0 ups, 2y, 1 reply
I'm trying to find the part of Cinderella that says "it's actually none of your business why he wanted to find the person whose foot fits the glass slipper, but he made it a national search". But for some reason, I can't find it.



As far as I can tell, your grumble is that the word "pansexual" has the word sex in it, but GUESS WHAT? Hold on to your pearls because guess what the entire chapter in the science textbook on Reproduction is about?
Fauscovai
0 ups, 2y, 1 reply
Irrelevant. Cinderela is a fairy tale, not a real life scenario, not a professional work evironment. Maybe that is your problem, you base your opinions by contrasting fantasy with real life.  Your argument still irrelevant and out of context.  Cheers!  Come back when you have something solid.
[deleted]
0 ups, 2y, 1 reply
Ok, we'll ban fairy tales from school as well! No problem. Now that we know what it is you actually want, we can focus on that.
Fauscovai
0 ups, 2y, 1 reply
Stay within context and stop trying to derail
[deleted]
0 ups, 2y
It's what you asked for!
Fauscovai
0 ups, 2y, 1 reply
Did you just ignored what she said when she responded she was pansexual?  You did, didn't you, because does not fit your narrative huh!  That does not need to be in the work environment specially when children are around.  That is the equivalent of The prince stating I am heterosexual.  See how evil you are, twisting words just to fit your narrative?  You disgust me.
[deleted]
0 ups, 2y, 1 reply
Prince Charming was a heterosexual. Did Cinderella tell you what he did in bed? Or did it just say that he was attracted to her and then continue with the story?
Fauscovai
0 ups, 2y, 1 reply
out if context fairy tales you have the say so of your kids watching or not is NOT a professional work environment. Also Prince Charming never went out boasting he was a heterosexual, now did he? Your argument is not only out of context but invalid. Cheers!
[deleted]
0 ups, 2y, 1 reply
.... He threw an entire ball in order to meet single women! How is that not a brag??? Is this children's story too subtle for you?
Fauscovai
0 ups, 2y, 1 reply
Irrelevant.  He did not once mentioned he was heterosexual.  That is your assimption.  This is a fairy tale, not a real life scenario, not a professional work evironment.  I am repeating myself here.
[deleted]
0 ups, 2y, 2 replies
THE STORY LITERALLY STARTS WITH HIM ANNOUNCING THAT HE WANTS TO MEET SINGLE WOMEN
Fauscovai
0 ups, 2y, 1 reply
Not the story I remembered. BUT again he is not boasting about being heterosexual. He could be Pansexual or bisexual, yet that is not disclosed now is it? Do you know the distiction between real life and fantasy? Are you currently on drugs?
[deleted]
0 ups, 2y
I honestly to goodness wondering if you even went to school at all. Cinderella is pretty much a staple of early childhood learning. Sesame Street have covered it like twenty-five different times, did you at least get to watch that?
Fauscovai
0 ups, 2y

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CASEY SCOTT, A FIRST-YEAR ART TEACHER, TOLD NBC AFFILIATE WBBH-TV ON TUESDAY THAT THE EVENTS THAT LED TO HER TERMINATION STARTED WHEN STUDENTS BEGAN ASKING QUESTIONS ABOUT HER SEXUALITY. SCOTT, WHO IS MARRIED TO A MAN, SAID SHE TOLD HER STUDENTS THAT SHE IS PANSEXUAL, MEANING THAT SHE’S ATTRACTED TO ALL GENDERS. AS A TEACHER, THE CORRECT ANSWER WHEN A STUDENT ASKS ABOUT YOUR SEXUALITY IS, "THAT IS AN INAPPROPRIATE QUESTION AND MY PERSONAL BUSINESS." WHY IS THIS SO DIFFICULT?