07-30-2003, 12:38 PM
*makes the tradtional symbol for a gun, and points it at his forehead*
This is just my opion, but this strikes my as dumb. As soon as they leave/graduate from school, they will STILL have to contin with the real world, and unfortunatly, they won't have much hands-on experience with dealing gay/lesbian prejuice when their being walled up in their own little private school.
Hey, I actaully spent 2nd-9th grade being harassed daily by bullies and such beacause of my physcial akwardness, but thanks to all of that torture, I've managed to channel it into a lesser force, and so, now-a-days what bullies do mostly strikes me as overused and a waste of time. If the homosexuals aren't in the same condition, they won't be equpped with experience needed in real life. That is unless dealing with such issues is taught in school, and even then, translating something from a textbook to real life is a BIG difference. In other words, what's happening is not going to be exactly the needed movment.
Aside from that, because of this, even more pressure is probably going to be put on them because of their uniqness at having a "special" school built just for them. It's as if we're trying to raise them to everyon'es elses level. Is this project really needed?
This is just my opion, but this strikes my as dumb. As soon as they leave/graduate from school, they will STILL have to contin with the real world, and unfortunatly, they won't have much hands-on experience with dealing gay/lesbian prejuice when their being walled up in their own little private school.
Hey, I actaully spent 2nd-9th grade being harassed daily by bullies and such beacause of my physcial akwardness, but thanks to all of that torture, I've managed to channel it into a lesser force, and so, now-a-days what bullies do mostly strikes me as overused and a waste of time. If the homosexuals aren't in the same condition, they won't be equpped with experience needed in real life. That is unless dealing with such issues is taught in school, and even then, translating something from a textbook to real life is a BIG difference. In other words, what's happening is not going to be exactly the needed movment.
Aside from that, because of this, even more pressure is probably going to be put on them because of their uniqness at having a "special" school built just for them. It's as if we're trying to raise them to everyon'es elses level. Is this project really needed?