Pro-Homosexual Teacher Bullies Catholic Student - Page 4

Publisher · #46 May 16, '12, 7:55 am

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Originally Posted by SamH

I guess you ignored all the posts that addressed his concern. Even the school board agreed the teacher's conduct was egregious.

No...I read them....but bottom line...the instructor stopped an unruly student from making disparaging remarks in his classroom that had nothing to do with the class topic at hand....and it appears the student refused to cooperate....and BECAUSE his comments were "anti-gay" they sould be allowed to stand without question as his "right to free speech"...if they were concerning some other topic..such as race or such....the outcry here would not be as volitile.....just my

from the "peanut gallery".

**SamH** · #47 May 16, '12, 7:57 am

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Originally Posted by Publisher

No...I read them....but bottom line...the instructor stopped an unruly student from making disparaging remarks in his classroom that had nothing to do with the class topic at hand....and it appears the student refused to cooperate....and BECAUSE his comments were "anti-gay" they would be allowed to stand...if they were concerning some other topic..such as race or such....the outcry here would not be as volitile.....just my

from the "peanut gallery".

The school board (that has all the details) disagrees with your personal "bottom line".

**fix** · #48 May 16, '12, 7:58 am

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Originally Posted by Publisher

No...I read them....but bottom line...the instructor stopped an unruly student from making disparaging remarks in his classroom that had nothing to do with the class topic at hand....and it appears the student refused to cooperate....and BECAUSE his comments were "anti-gay" they sould be allowed to stand without question as his "right to free speech"...if they were concerning some other topic..such as race or such....the outcry here would not be as volitile.....just my

from the "peanut gallery".

If the teacher wears a pro "gay" shirt that is fine. What if he wore a pro nazi shirt, still ok?

Catholic_Prime · #49 May 16, '12, 7:59 am

I wonder if the Teacher is Gay and wants to push his view on others so that he can feel comfortable about being socially acceptable.

But in any case, to prevent things like this from happening,
we need more Catholic Schools.

**fix** · #50 May 16, '12, 8:01 am

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Originally Posted by Catholic_Prime

I wonder if the Teacher is Gay and wants to push his view on others so that he can feel comfortable about being socially acceptable.

Yes, that is the point. The teacher thinks he can push his agenda on students who have no way to get away from the class, yet if a student disagrees then he is the problem.

Publisher · #51 May 16, '12, 8:04 am

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Originally Posted by fix

If the teacher wears a pro "gay" shirt that is fine. What if he wore a pro nazi shirt, still ok?

What did the "pro-gay" shirt entail?

Publisher · #52 May 16, '12, 8:06 am

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Originally Posted by SamH

The school board (that has all the details) disagrees with your personal "bottom line".

It very well may....it is a very political topic...I'm sure they are handling it very carefully....especially when 'religion" and "politics" are involved....like the bumper sticker read..."Last time religion and politics were mixed...people got burned"...I'm sure they are trying to avoid such a circumstance....keep a teacher employed...satisfy the parents and the board.....produce some type of peaceful outcome.

**fix** · #53 May 16, '12, 8:07 am

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Originally Posted by Publisher

What did the "pro-gay" shirt entail?

I do not know. I am going by what the other poster related.

**SamH** · #54 May 16, '12, 8:12 am

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Originally Posted by Publisher

It very well may....it is a very political topic...I'm sure they are handling it very carefully....especially when 'religion" and "politics" are involved....like the bumper sticker read..."Last time religion and politics were mixed...people got burned"...I'm sure they are trying to avoid such a circumstance....keep a teacher employed...satisfy the parents and the board.....produce some type of peaceful outcome.

If a teacher isn't teaching the required subject why keep him employed?

**fix** · #55 May 16, '12, 8:16 am

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Originally Posted by SamH

If a teacher isn't teaching the required subject why keep him employed?

Indeed. If a teacher is pushing his pet ideologies on a captive audience how is that reasonable?

Publisher · #56 May 16, '12, 8:17 am

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Originally Posted by SamH

If a teacher isn't teaching the required subject why keep him employed?

He was disrupted by an unruly student while teaching in his class room....difficult to teach when being disrupted.....why keep the student to continue to disrupt?

**fix** · #57 May 16, '12, 8:19 am

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Originally Posted by Publisher

He was disrupted by an unruly student while teaching in his class room....difficult to teach when being disrupted.....why keep the student to continue to disrupt?

Why is the student at fault? This would not happen if the teacher was not being provocative in the first place.

Publisher · #58 May 16, '12, 8:21 am

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Originally Posted by fix

Why is the student at fault? This would not happen if the teacher was not being provocative in the first place.

These are conclusions we do not know...you yourself stated you had no idea what the "provacative" shirt entialed.....

**fix** · #59 May 16, '12, 8:22 am

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Originally Posted by Publisher

These are conclusions we do not know...you yourself stated you had no idea what the "provacative" shirt entialed.....

Well, the other poster said he had information. Did the student suddenly bring up the topic for no reason?

sedonaman · #60 May 16, '12, 8:25 am

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Originally Posted by Et Cetera

... And for every story where a religious kid is persecuted for standing up for his faith, I could find a 100 more where a gay kid is being made fun of or assaulted for being gay.

OK. The OP found one of the former, so you list a 100 of the latter.
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