Tel-Chai Nation

Leading reason why not to send your children to a government school (Hat tip: Michelle Malkin and Moonbattery):

Sixth-graders at a Queens school were getting quite an education - in homosexuality, French kissing and cursing - thanks to three books widely available in classroom libraries.

But after numerous complaints from parents at Public School 150 in Sunnyside, the books - a profanity-laced poetry book, short stories about homosexuality and a novel called "First French Kiss" - were pulled from the shelves last week.

Several parents learned of the racy books after overhearing their kids snickering about the sexual themes.

The poem "I Hate School" in a book called "You Hear Me?" includes the rhyme, "F--- this s---, up the a--. I don't think I'll ever pass."

Another poem compares eating an orange to having sex, while several passages repeatedly use vulgar slang for genitalia. And the book "Am I Blue?" is an anthology of stories about gay teenagers that parents found too adult-themed for 11- and 12-year-olds.

Parent Gladys Martinez wrote a letter to her son's teacher after hearing him talk about "First French Kiss," which chronicles a teen's bumbling first makeout session in a closet.

Perhaps I could excuse the French kissing, but most definately NOT the homosexuality and cursing. No wonder so many children end up going insane. Because they're being taught to embrace the abnormal, pure and simple.

Others angry at this contempt for our children include Blogs of War, Brother Bloviate, Iowa Voice, Where Are My Keys.

Labels: lgbt cultism, Moonbattery