Random conclusions
So, today, sitting here, waiting for Chemistry class to start, I realized:
I am morally opposed to abstinence-only sex ed. Like, if I were a health/science teacher, I could not teach it. I would either have to radically overhaul the message in such a way that it still technically conformed to the rule or I would disregard the rule altogether. It's not wrong in that difference of opinion way. Like, I don't think conservatives are inherently bad people, and believe that, in terms of financial governing at least, it is merely a difference in opinion regarding how the economy works. I do, however, think that people who restrict people's right to choose (-being- pro-life is one thing; forcing it on others in another) are wrong, and are potentially bad people.
Does that make sense?
I don't think it does, but class is starting...
I am morally opposed to abstinence-only sex ed. Like, if I were a health/science teacher, I could not teach it. I would either have to radically overhaul the message in such a way that it still technically conformed to the rule or I would disregard the rule altogether. It's not wrong in that difference of opinion way. Like, I don't think conservatives are inherently bad people, and believe that, in terms of financial governing at least, it is merely a difference in opinion regarding how the economy works. I do, however, think that people who restrict people's right to choose (-being- pro-life is one thing; forcing it on others in another) are wrong, and are potentially bad people.
Does that make sense?
I don't think it does, but class is starting...