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> that wasn't flying a rainbow flag whilst watching three year olds I don't understand, what's the problem with that exactly?
by piva00 1y ago
> that wasn't flying a rainbow flag whilst watching three year olds
I don't understand, what's the problem with that exactly?
- gedy 1y agoMy interpretation was they meant daycares that are pushing social/gender causes to fairly small children
- kanbara 1y agoas if straight / white causes in most western nations aren't "pushed" by default. it's ok to know that gay people exist and that christianity is not the be-all-end-all of cultural practices.
- relling 1y ago[flagged]
- acdha 1y agoNazis are bad because they deny other people’s freedom to exist. That LGBTQ flag doesn’t say straight people are wrong or shouldn’t exist. Literally all it’s saying is that people are welcome to exist publicly as their true selves. The odds are high that those kids know someone who falls under that umbrella, and this is an age appropriate way to say that’s okay just as straight people’s mating habits are discussed at the level of “mommy and daddy loved each other so much they got married and had you”.
- relling 1y ago[dead]
- mcphage 1y ago> how and when to introduce them to the less savoury aspects of the world In this situation, what do you consider the less savory aspects of the world?
- zeristor 1y agoMaybe he was traumatised by George the Hippo; as Rod, Jane, and Freddy sang on.
- relling 1y ago[flagged]
- acdha 1y agoWhat’s wrong with that, exactly?
- throwawayqqq11 1y agoNothing really. Unless your world view is somehow anchored on identity political symbols. Disgust can be a very strong emotion you can have towards others and in that case, you could have issues with inclusion and human dignity regarding $people_i_dont_like. Thankfully, 3 year olds in kindergarden dont care about any of this, yet.
- piva00 1y agoYou said this in a now flagged comment: > It may surprise homosexuals, but we do not actually tell kids all about our mating habits. Heterosexuals' lives do not revolve around our sexual proclivities; we don't seem to have the same urge to expose vulnerable children to sexual themes. It's your mistake of conflating homossexual with something pornographic and unfit for kids, in reality it's about normalising that people from the same gender can feel love for each other, love as in caring, being a partner in life, and that people should be free to demonstrate that. Heterosexuals (like myself) do that all the time, most will demonstrate love inside the house, hugs, kisses, caring. You're the one with the twisted view that homossexuals want to be pornographic instead, look inside yourself a little.