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Re: LGBTQ pedophile "Pride" event at North Hollywood elementary school draws protest, heightened security
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Biden pedophiles
Jun 2, 2023, 6:27:19 PM6/2/23
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On 03 Feb 2022, "13% = 6x the crimes!" <repar...@naacp.org> posted
some news:sti7aq$vba1$2...@news.freedyn.de:
> Thank Barack Obama for the queer confusion and absence of race
> relations in the USA.
NORTH HOLLYWOOD, LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Heightened security was in place at
Saticoy Elementary School in North Hollywood Friday as some protested a
Pride Month recognition at the campus, sparking complaints that the topic
is one that should be left for parents to teach rather than having it
imposed on kids at school.
Parents who are opposed to the Pride event created an Instagram account to
express displeasure with the move, calling for other parents to keep their
kids home from school on Friday in a form of protest against the planned
assembly.
The parents' message was on display before they even began gathering
Friday. At least two trailers were parked right across the school covered
in large signs that read "Leave our kids alone."
Crowds of protesters, as well as counter-protesters, started gathering
around 8 a.m. outside the school with Los Angeles police officers nearby.
The crowd remained mostly peaceful, but AIR7 HD was overhead when some
individuals appeared to get into a heated argument. No major issues were
reported.
Jack Satamian has two children at Saticoy. He's among the group of parents
planning to keep his children home on Friday, and believes children should
not be taught about "any kind of sexual preferences."
"I didn't bring them into this world for a teacher to explain to them what
is gay -- or what two men or two women do -- some certain things should be
left to the parents to decide whether they want their kids to be exposed
to it or not -- at least at a certain age."
Other parents like Erica Denesesn have no concerns.
"It's how the world is today and if you shield them from it, then it's
just going to make a bigger impact later... and it might be kinda
sideways. I think it's really great to expose them and just talk about
everybody," she said.
The concerns expressed by protesting parents has led to accusations of
bigotry and intolerance. The tensions intensified this week with news that
a small Pride flag that was on display outside a campus classroom was
burned sometime during the weekend of May 20-21.
It's not clear who burned it, but police are investigating the incident as
a possible hate crime.
Organizers of the parent protest have vehemently denied any involvement
with the flag-burning. They have also insisted that the protest is not
founded in intolerance or bigotry -- rather in the belief that parents
should have the right to decide when to discuss the topic of LGBTQ pride
with their children.
The organizers also posted repeated messages calling on protesters to be
peaceful, calm and respectful.
The Los Angeles Unified School District, however, indicated that security
will be beefed up around the campus Friday out of an abundance of caution.
In a statement to Eyewitness News, a spokesperson for the Los Angeles
Unified School District said, in part: "As part of our engagement with
school communities, our schools regularly discuss the diversity of the
families that we serve and the importance of inclusion. This remains an
active discussion with our school communities and we remain committed to
continuing to engage with families about this important topic. Families
are always encouraged to discuss important topics with their children and
families may also contact their schools for more information about any
school programs or activities."
https://abc7.com/lgbtq-pride-assembly-protest-parents-saticoy-elementary-
school/13332694/
some news:sti7aq$vba1$2...@news.freedyn.de:
> Thank Barack Obama for the queer confusion and absence of race
> relations in the USA.
NORTH HOLLYWOOD, LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Heightened security was in place at
Saticoy Elementary School in North Hollywood Friday as some protested a
Pride Month recognition at the campus, sparking complaints that the topic
is one that should be left for parents to teach rather than having it
imposed on kids at school.
Parents who are opposed to the Pride event created an Instagram account to
express displeasure with the move, calling for other parents to keep their
kids home from school on Friday in a form of protest against the planned
assembly.
The parents' message was on display before they even began gathering
Friday. At least two trailers were parked right across the school covered
in large signs that read "Leave our kids alone."
Crowds of protesters, as well as counter-protesters, started gathering
around 8 a.m. outside the school with Los Angeles police officers nearby.
The crowd remained mostly peaceful, but AIR7 HD was overhead when some
individuals appeared to get into a heated argument. No major issues were
reported.
Jack Satamian has two children at Saticoy. He's among the group of parents
planning to keep his children home on Friday, and believes children should
not be taught about "any kind of sexual preferences."
"I didn't bring them into this world for a teacher to explain to them what
is gay -- or what two men or two women do -- some certain things should be
left to the parents to decide whether they want their kids to be exposed
to it or not -- at least at a certain age."
Other parents like Erica Denesesn have no concerns.
"It's how the world is today and if you shield them from it, then it's
just going to make a bigger impact later... and it might be kinda
sideways. I think it's really great to expose them and just talk about
everybody," she said.
The concerns expressed by protesting parents has led to accusations of
bigotry and intolerance. The tensions intensified this week with news that
a small Pride flag that was on display outside a campus classroom was
burned sometime during the weekend of May 20-21.
It's not clear who burned it, but police are investigating the incident as
a possible hate crime.
Organizers of the parent protest have vehemently denied any involvement
with the flag-burning. They have also insisted that the protest is not
founded in intolerance or bigotry -- rather in the belief that parents
should have the right to decide when to discuss the topic of LGBTQ pride
with their children.
The organizers also posted repeated messages calling on protesters to be
peaceful, calm and respectful.
The Los Angeles Unified School District, however, indicated that security
will be beefed up around the campus Friday out of an abundance of caution.
In a statement to Eyewitness News, a spokesperson for the Los Angeles
Unified School District said, in part: "As part of our engagement with
school communities, our schools regularly discuss the diversity of the
families that we serve and the importance of inclusion. This remains an
active discussion with our school communities and we remain committed to
continuing to engage with families about this important topic. Families
are always encouraged to discuss important topics with their children and
families may also contact their schools for more information about any
school programs or activities."
https://abc7.com/lgbtq-pride-assembly-protest-parents-saticoy-elementary-
school/13332694/
Klaus Schadenfreude
Jun 2, 2023, 6:52:22 PM6/2/23
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<biden.pe...@msnbc.com> typed:
>NORTH HOLLYWOOD, LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Heightened security was in place at
>Saticoy Elementary School in North Hollywood Friday as some protested a
>Pride Month recognition at the campus, sparking complaints that the topic
>is one that should be left for parents to teach rather than having it
>imposed on kids at school.
100% correct. There's no reason for any of this shit at a public
school.
<biden.pe...@msnbc.com> typed:
>NORTH HOLLYWOOD, LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Heightened security was in place at
>Saticoy Elementary School in North Hollywood Friday as some protested a
>Pride Month recognition at the campus, sparking complaints that the topic
>is one that should be left for parents to teach rather than having it
>imposed on kids at school.
school.
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