r/science posting groomer propaganda and censoring comments that disagree.

79    13 Feb 2022 05:49 by u/Phuxsea

16 comments

1 u/machinegunlaserfist 14 Feb 2022 05:56
i think it's p obvious that emphasizing how sex can actually lead to the production of a life that you're going to have to be responsible for in one way or the other, either of which will be an event that will change your life forever, is probably more important than formalizing that sex is fun it's like does anyone need to teach you that food tastes good or do you just eat it without any regard for how it will effect your body and physical aptitude? honestly i saw this post the other day and just kept going because i didn't really want to reckon with it myself, then people wana wonder how anyone can believe hillary clinton eats babies welp you know there are people out here actually trying to normalize this on the surface so what lies beneath
-7 u/Troby01 13 Feb 2022 12:25
How do these two screen grabs prove your point?
-10 u/EnjoysYelling 13 Feb 2022 14:39
What is even your point?
-12 u/kkjdroid 13 Feb 2022 17:04
I think OP wants abstinence-only sex "education."
11 u/Phuxsea [OP] 13 Feb 2022 19:19
No dumbass, I don't think sex-ed classes should be pushing "pleasure" on minors.
-9 u/kkjdroid 13 Feb 2022 19:24
That doesn't mean they're raping them, dipshit, it means they're telling them that people have sex for fun. Which is true.
6 u/Winter-Blacksmith-29 13 Feb 2022 19:56
Newsflash, dipshit, you push sex and sex topics on kids you're probably a pedophile trying to groom them.
-7 u/kkjdroid 13 Feb 2022 20:09
And if you teach them history, you're trying to declare war on them, right? You can tell kids about things other people do without wanting to do those things to them, you absolute chucklefuck.
8 u/Winter-Blacksmith-29 13 Feb 2022 20:25
Keep finding ways to justify teaching kids how to orgasm. Hope you're never allowed alone with anyone kids. Really makes me sick you just keep coming back with ways to defend it. You literal pedophile.
1 u/bc9toes 14 Feb 2022 04:24
Ah yes. Let the teenagers figure it out for themselves. They never make bad decisions.
2 u/Winter-Blacksmith-29 14 Feb 2022 06:30
Except this isn't just about teenagers, it's about young children who should not be taught about how to get off in middle school.
1 u/bc9toes 14 Feb 2022 12:14
To be fair I haven’t read the article. Is it specifically about sex education for children because the title doesn’t say anything about age?
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-11 u/shitcars__dullknives 13 Feb 2022 15:35
I'm confused, are you saying that sex ed is grooming?
11 u/Phuxsea [OP] 13 Feb 2022 19:19
No, but that article was.