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originally posted by: FlyersFan
originally posted by: Annee
Am I aware there are many branches of Satanism? Yes, I am.
I didn't ask if you were aware that there are branches of Satanism.
YOU asked if Satanists could be part of the interfaith community service club.
I posted info showing that 'community service' isn't generally a part of Satanism.
It's all focused on the self and self gratification and indulgence.
originally posted by: Annee
Satanists are people.
People get involved in community service.
Your prejudice is showing.
originally posted by: FlyersFan
originally posted by: Annee
Satanists are people.
People get involved in community service.
This is an inter-FAITH community service club.
For people OF FAITH to come together and serve.
I posted info on Satanism.
Nothing in there about community service.
By your reasoning ... the LGBTQ Pride club shouldn't exist.
Because straight people can have pride in their sexuality too.
And they are being excluded from the 'Pride club'.
Your prejudice is showing.
That's funny. Not even a little bit true.
But YOURS sure is!
originally posted by: Annee
You should listen to yourself.
'Denying the formation of a religious student club while allowing other clubs violates the Constitution,' Kayla Toney, associate counsel at First Liberty Institute, told DailyMail.com.
Principal Allison told L.A.W. that she could not have an interfaith student prayer club,
but that L.A.W. “could fill out an application to pay to use the school after school; I would
allow that.” When L.A.W. asked why she would have to pay as an outside group when
there are other student clubs who don’t have to pay, Principal Allison responded, “I am
sorry, [L.], I just can’t tell you what you want to hear,” and “we can’t allow it.”
On March 8, Principal Allison reiterated, “Per our meeting, we discussed that the
process of establishing clubs for this school year has ended as of the end of October. No
new clubs are being added at this time.” Principal Allison made this statement despite
permitting a Pride Club to begin the same month that L.A.W. and J.W. wanted their
interfaith prayer club to start meeting. On March 12, L.A.W. sent an email saying, “It is
my last year at Creekside, and I am really excited about my faith club. I already have some
ideas planned. Is there any way you could please change your mind?” Principal Allison
did not respond to L.A.W.’s email.
originally posted by: Annee
What does a Pride club have to do with religion?
Every time this comes up — it’s:
“But they have a Pride club”
originally posted by: Sisavran
The real problem is people like Annee who are trying to normalize the sexualization of 10/11 year old kids. This isn’t even high school age yet! Like seriously? Wtf is wrong with people?
Children less than four years old will sometimes touch their own private parts or look at the private parts of others.
Between ages four and six, some children may become more actively curious, attempting to see others dressing or undressing or will perhaps "play doctor".
Between ages six and twelve, children may start to expand their curiosity to images of undressed people available in the media. They may develop a need for privacy regarding their own bodies and begin to be sexually attracted to peers. From the ages of three to seven, children are typically curious about where babies come from. They may explore other children's and adults' bodies out of curiosity and also begin to have a sense of learned modesty and of the differences between private and public behaviors. For some children, genital touching increases, especially when they are tired or upset.
originally posted by: ScarletDarkness
originally posted by: Annee
What does a Pride club have to do with religion?
Every time this comes up — it’s:
“But they have a Pride club”
What does a Pride club have to do with school ?
originally posted by: Annee
And guess what it says.
"interfaith student prayer club".
originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: ScarletDarkness
originally posted by: Annee
What does a Pride club have to do with religion?
Every time this comes up — it’s:
“But they have a Pride club”
What does a Pride club have to do with school ?
You mean where children learn?
originally posted by: ScarletDarkness
originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: ScarletDarkness
originally posted by: Annee
What does a Pride club have to do with religion?
Every time this comes up — it’s:
“But they have a Pride club”
What does a Pride club have to do with school ?
You mean where children learn?
So why not include a club to learn about all religions? See how YOUR prejudice is showing?
You are just anti-religion , pro Pride club , admit it.
originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: ScarletDarkness
originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: ScarletDarkness
originally posted by: Annee
What does a Pride club have to do with religion?
Every time this comes up — it’s:
“But they have a Pride club”
What does a Pride club have to do with school ?
You mean where children learn?
So why not include a club to learn about all religions? See how YOUR prejudice is showing?
You are just anti-religion , pro Pride club , admit it.
Here’s an idea.
Let all the churches start an LGBTQ+ support group in their facility.
originally posted by: Annee
Here’s an idea.
Let all the churches start an LGBTQ+ support group in their facility.
originally posted by: Annee
a reply to: quintessentone
And guess what it says.
"interfaith student prayer club".
11 year old's and even younger, are more sexually aware than you can imagine in this day and age of www, cyber everything.