Honor student punished by pro-abnormal activist teacher

[Ryan Salo]

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2011/09/22/te ... sexuality/

This may be the beginning of the end of public schools. It is alarming that students can't speak their mind in front of an activist teacher who is trying to force their abnormal beliefs onto them, in a german class! The pro-abnormal group better be careful how hard they push, this will just ignite the charter school voucher program.

I am glad this is happening, good people sometimes need a wake up call to see the danger in this pro-abnormal movement. Free speech is ok if you are a liberal, but not if you are a conservative.

Here is a bio.

http://www.loopnet.com/Profile/56777540 ... er-Franks/

I wonder how often he leaves class to show a home.

[Danielle Masters]

Ryan, I don't think a german class was the place for this discussion and I think sending him to the principle's office was over the top. But of course we weren't there and there are always at least three sides of any story.

My problem is how you start "discussions", you aren't looking for a discussion you are looking for an argument. We all know you don't like gays, we all know you are afraid it can be passed like the plague. I find your tone to be very immature. Using the word abnormal instead of using the word homosexual is rather condescending and I find trying to discuss anything with you in an adult manner impossible. You really need to learn to be more reasonable, many people might think you are abnormal and I would tell them the same thing. If you want people to take you seriously try and be more mature than an elementary student. I am not trying to be cruel or rude, I just think you could change your tone and perhaps elicit more response. Thanks.

[Ryan Salo]

Danielle,
I understand our thoughts. I am not looking for dialogue on this topic. The pro-abnormal movement is ramping up its goal to silence the majority. I am glad they are starting to do this, I have always been in favor of school choice and actions like this will speed up national acceptance.
Ryan

[Stephen Eisel]

http://www.woai.com/news/local/story/Te ... 000Ww.cspx

LOL.. who cares? sticks and stones.. names will never hurt me.. blah blah blah.. The intolerant left should take some notes on this one..

[sharon kinsella]

I love that you use your made up word "pro abnormal" in the same post as acceptance.

What will you do if it would happen that one of your kids was gay. Would it be the end of the world or the end of yours. Would you still love your child or ostracize your child because they were pro abnormal. Maybe the kid in the German class was making a loud crack, with his head turned to his buddy but his remark made sarcastically to a classmate. Frankly I don't know why this discussion was being held in German class unless they were having a discussion of what had happened in Germany and how the fascists movement started, i.e. getting the populace to hate gays and Catholics and Jews.

What a tangled web you weave.

[Ryan Salo]

What will you do if it would happen that one of your kids was gay. Would it be the end of the world or the end of yours. Would you still love your child or ostracize your child because they were pro abnormal.

Sharon that is a legitimate question but one that doesn't have any impact on my views. If one of my children was dealing with any sin in their life I would love them and be supportive while trying to help them overcome their struggle.

The pro-abnormal movement is trying to destroy the traditional family values that the majority of American's hold. Like I mentioned earlier, I am glad this teacher did what he did, it shows how much they want to take away the free speech of people who still have morals and values.

[Danielle Masters]

Once again Ryan I agree the kid shouldn't have been sent to the principals office for making a comment but we were not in the classroom and teens are known to not tell the whole story. I would be ticked off if one of my kids got in trouble for talking in class while the teacher was speaking, to me that is rude. We will never know the whole story, perhaps he was being disruptive and maybe not. That said I would thinking telling him that now is not an appropriate time to talk would have been more appropriate.

[ryan costa]

well. the teacher and student could have just talked about this with the principal for 15 minutes. and not done anything formal about it. because nothing formal needed to be done about it.

I remember kids saying a lot worse stuff to each other inside and outside of school. most of the time the teacher just told them to shut up, and it was over.

don't make a federal case out of it, Jugheads!