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These books aren't taught in the classroom. They aren't part of the curriculum. A teen would have to physically go to the library and check one out. No one is "exposing" this material to teens. |
You can click on them, don't worry, they won't bite. |
It figures that someone with this "logic" would never have heard of or dreamed of using parental controls on their children's phones. |
Why so shocked? Are you disappointed that public schools aren't teaching kids about anal sex and butt plugs? No worries, you can still expose *your* kids to that information. |
You want to ban ancient Greek art now? |
Maybe you can go and pull all of the art books and art history books off the school library shelves, too. Or just go ahead and pull all the books off the shelves and close the school library. Or why stop there? Close the school, the school district, the whole public education system. It's all worth it to prevent the possibility that somebody, somewhere, might learn something you think they shouldn't oughta. |
You seem to enjoy talking about these topics. |
I did click on them. The questions were for you to answer - which I see you can't because you know how dumb you look. |
How would parental controls keep a teen from watching porn on their phone? And then I'll have my 12 year old tell you how they can get around them. |
Tell me you've never been the parent of, or been a, or even known any, teenagers without telling me you've never been the parent of, or been a, or even known any, teenagers. |
Psst: LGBTQ kids don't need to exposed to porn any more than straight kids do. It is so curious how desperately you want kids to see pornographic images though... |
So you didn't watch the video. You can just admit that you're scared to. |
Nope. It's much more than that. https://www.doe.virginia.gov/teaching-learning-assessment/instruction/family-life-education It's not a science class. |
Great. And, are you now planning to contact the museums to tell them to remove these artworks from their collections? |
Again, you're welcome to expose your kids to the world of sex toys and porn. No one is standing in your way (except maybe CPS). |