The false narrative that it has anything to do with the word gay, or frankly gay people at all. It has literally nothing to do with that. It has to do with not talking about sex with 5-9 year olds.
If you support talking about sex with young kids then you are a sick freak.
Cool.
It's not that simple. Have you read the law? I have.
I sat down and read it with my wife, the mother of our child, who also happens to be an excellent attorney and who tutors law students in conlaw. I've also read it with her dad, who was previously an elected official who has drafted legislation that has been approved, and is also an attorney in his own right; and with my father figure (uncle who raised me after my dad passed), who is also an attorney and former law school professor.
The law is overly vague, to the point of being unconstitutional and unenforceable. For example, an 18-year old (legal adult) high school senior could sue a teacher under that law, if the teacher discusses nonsexual aspects of heterosexual relationship, like going out on a date to the movies.
Beyond that, the enforcement mechanism is flawed, because it is entirely subjective, and based on the standards of a specific individual.
Now, do I think young kids need to be spoken to about sex? Not at all.
But do I think this law is completely unconstitutional: yes I do.
If you support unconstitutional laws, you are completely un-American.
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