What is important about a person sexuality?
I seriously do not understand what you are meaning with this. I don't want to build up a strawman but are you trying to imply that LGBT kids are being abused?
You wish it'd be made of straw. I
know I can find plenty of instances of alphabet mafia teachers pulling hinky moves to conceal things from parents. I likewise know I can find many, many cases of the LGBT both abusing kids and having a history of being abused. I'm not 100% on those two circles making a venn diagram, but I am more than willing to accept the results as they are if you insist on me providing sources. I'm being extremely generous in my phrasing because I am willing to accept the nuance that being abused doesn't
make you LGBT and not every LGBT is an abuser. Pretending it does not exist is lunacy; and the levels at which it occurs and is covered up is alarmingly high. I'm more than willing to go down this road, I just figured this was an understood premise and I could save us the mileage.
To wit, even being aware of sex/sexualities can be a significant indicator for abuse at ages that are relevant here. Not a guarantee, but it is certainly a relevant detail. Unlike the school, or the teacher, the parents will know the child's medical/psych history and understand where their child is at all times. I'm not saying there is never a situation where the parent doesn't need to be cut out of the loop. However, that is not something I agree is sufficient resolution by itself. This is allowed to be a solution by itself by a relatively subjective and easily abused standard.
It is literally doing the opposite, that's why I mentioned how the law is now and how this new law would change this.
Alright, what legally actionable harm occurs to the victims in this situation. Would these imaginary victims be more or less protected by having an immediate investigation opened by CPS? I'm very familiar with the system in Florida and the way you frame it is situations where a child would not be released into unsupervised custody. There would be some form of at least initial contact.
The stuff that parents are legally allowed to do to their children is more than just hurt feelings, they are trauma inducing events. I am definitely not talking about a stern talking to after getting caught with your hand in the cookie jar, I'm talking about real lifelong emotional damage.
I'm sorry but trauma-inducing and hurt feelings mean exactly the same thing to me. Traumatizing events, like being raped, or having a body part blown away by a bomb, have quantifiable damage and real world consequences recognized by the law. It is highly unlikely that
anyone makes it through life without some form of "lifelong emotional damage" happening because of one or both parents. In a more rational world it would be a lesson someone learns as they mature in that even the heroes they hold the highest are not perfect.
This is 80s/90s tier gay panic type shit. I know from your post history your background so you do seem to be on the nutty side but please, stay serious.
You're harming your own side by dismissing his concern as not being serious about this. It's a serious matter and there has been enough narrative from either side it's hard to be absolutely certain of almost anything. Anyways, if this is supposedly so unimportant, how could it possibly be so serious to you? Is the matter at hand unimportant or serious? If you
really think his point is something to be entirely dismissed out-of-hand just let me know. I'll take that as an indication you want to see what I find when I look for the teacher/LGBT/crime overlap.
I think no 2nd grader should be being told about any type of sex when they are still trying to get the fundamentals of writing down. I do not even think the majority of the people arguing about that are angry that you cannot do that, I believe they are mad at the double standard that you cannot read a book that contains same-sex couplings in them.
See now the goalposts are shifting too. Is this all ages or only 2nd grade and up?
Giving your child PTSD is just another form of owning the libs.
It's funny in a very sad kind of way that you're rallying for a law that has a very real likelihood of leading to abuse if it is unchanged. It's neuroticism and delusion to think the redundant protection is worth opening this gigantic loophole. Some kid gets raped or molested and they just might actually get PTSD. If some kid manages to hit the sweet spot to where their parent's conduct is "trauma inducing"
but not otherwise legally actionable abuse, and parley to "PTSD-like symptoms" from just that, they have CPTSD. Which any psych will tell you is just BPD with extra steps. Honestly I avoid associating with PTSD-people at all because of all the attention seeking BPD assholes, even though I've been told I actually have PTSD. They're honestly worse than your average faggot.