RT:

Thousands of people took to the streets of Stuttgart, Germany to protest a new curriculum set to emphasize sexual diversity. Several groups clashed with police resulting in at least 18 people sustaining injuries.


A mass rally called “Demo für alle” (Demonstration for everyone) was held on Stuttgart’s central Schillerplatz square on Sunday. According to police, about 4,500 people took part in the demonstration, which was organized by the conservative civic association “For Marriage and Family,” whose motto is “Stop gender ideology and sexualization of our children,” local media report.

Demonstrators were protesting the upcoming adoption of a new school curriculum that is expected to be approved by the regional government just before elections. A statement posted on the official site of the rally organizers says that the regional Culture and Education Minister intends to “surreptitiously” sign the document, which has provoked heated public discussion for the past two and a half years.

Meanwhile, the regional Culture and Education Ministry has argued that the public has taken part in the curriculum reform, and its signing is a mere formality, Die Welt reports.

The group that arranged the rally, which “stands for marriage and family… as well as against reeducation [of children] by organized lobby groups,” were protesting a new curriculum that puts special emphasis on “accepting” sexual diversity and sexual minorities.
“The people ‘Demo für alle’ protest against sexualization of children in schools… People from [LGBT] movements try to introduce their ideology and their idea… of acceptance of different sexual behavior into the curriculum. And a lot of parents are against this,” Dr. Norbert Neuhaus from the Foundation for Family Values told RT.
“It is a question of the parents’ right to decide on the education of their children,” he added.

During the rally, the organizers called on demonstrators not to vote for the Green and Left parties that make up the acting government in the forthcoming elections.

On the same day, a number of left-wing organizations staged several counter-rallies in Stuttgart, which were attended by “hundreds” of people, local media reported, citing police sources that would not reveal the exact number present. The counter-protesters shouted slogans such as “Our children will be like us,” and carried placards and banners reading, “Back to the Middle Ages? No, thank you!”

A regional women’s association, which accused “Demo für alle” of having a sexist ideology, had called on people to come out to protest the rally, stressing that everyone has the right to sexual self-determination.

The one place homophobia hasn't been tackled yet is in schools. Young males are very homophobic. Institutions, workplaces, the corporate world, film and TV, the law - all have reformed homophobic attitudes and practices. Boys, to a large extent, haven't.

I'm not sure whether education can fix this, but if schools don't try, they're not addressing a major social shift in attitudes towards homosexuals. Bullying is toxic. It stays with kids for life. Gay kids continue to commit suicide at a huge rate - even kids who've merely been accused of being gay.

Realistically, the only place this can be addressed is schools. We've done it everywhere else - why not school?

Big Donger wrote on Feb 29^th, 2016 at 2:47pm:


So would you say these people, who are opposed to the agenda of conditioning kids to regard a sexually diverse society as something to be aspired to, are wrong in putting their opinions forcefully?

Big Donger wrote on Feb 29^th, 2016 at 2:47pm:



isnt the number 1 goody two shoes lefty gweggarry Peccarry ALWAYS accusing Sir Bobby of being gay?
Surely a lefty , operating from high consciousness would not be bullying as you seem to be implying here Karmal

bogarde73 wrote on Feb 29^th, 2016 at 3:10pm:


I’m not that opposed to much, Bogie, but I think the people of which you speak probably don’t have any gay kids. And if they do, they’re obviously not very considerate of them.

Who would oppose programs to address gay bullying?

BatteriesNotIncluded wrote on Feb 29^th, 2016 at 4:40pm:


Because I work with kids, and used to teach in schools - in Australia.

Schools are intensely homophobic places. Things are changing, but not a lot.

Damn I love German girls.  In bed they are just filthy filthy.

Stay German,  Germany

... wrote on Feb 29^th, 2016 at 7:56pm:


Two jobs, big boy. Still teaching kung dam you, or have you decided to re-invent the stick?

Been here two hundred years...

Big Donger wrote on Feb 29^th, 2016 at 8:04pm:


Kung dam you, eh?

What, you’re editing Chinese now, FD?

What happened to Freeeeedom?

Big Donger wrote on Feb 29^th, 2016 at 7:31pm:
You and Greggary? Since you both practise it here. Inappropriate reference to anothers sexuality is considered bullying, they didnt teach you that at the schools you worked at? Were you the janitor?

ian wrote on Feb 29^th, 2016 at 8:30pm:


Nothing wrong with cleaners, Ian. Some of my best friends like a bit of spit and polish, dear.

Big Donger wrote on Feb 29^th, 2016 at 8:49pm:
who implied there was something  wrong with cleaners? You claimed you worked at childrens schools but didnt know the bullying policy, i presumed your role was something else other than teacher. Theres no shame in it karnal, all labour has dignity. Be proud.

If you anted to fight you wouldn't learn Kung fu.

Id advise these Germans to pop over to holland for a few pointers.

aquascoot wrote on Mar 1^st, 2016 at 6:19am:


I believe you, Aquascoot.

If the army can address gay bullying, why can't schools?

They could even use the Seven Highly Effective Habits as a rubric.

German society fighting back ...

Baronvonrort wrote on Mar 1^st, 2016 at 4:48pm:


that is so fake.

How it's done properly:


A group of 51 refugees were brutally assaulted outside a night club in Murmansk, Russia, after they groped and molested women at a night club Saturday.

The refugees had previously been ordered to leave Norway for “bad behavior” and tried their luck in Russia. What they didn’t realize when they went out clubbing in Murmansk is that Russians have less tolerance when it comes to sexual assault on local women than other European countries.
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The refugees allegedly groped and harassed women in a similar manner as the assaults in Cologne on New Year’s Eve. A group of male Russian took them aside to “educate” them that “Cologne is 2,500 kilometers south of here.” (RELATED: Cologne Prepares For More Sexual Assaults During Carnival This Week)
The refugees tried to flee but were quickly captured by the Russians. They then took them out to the street and gave them a beating they will remember. Police arrived to break up the fight but locals report that they threw a few punches at the refugees before arresting 33 of them. Eighteen refugees were in such bad condition they had to be take to the hospital.



Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2016/02/04/refugees-go-clubbing-in-russia-harass-girls-wake-up-in-hospital-the-next-morning/#ixzz41ddlwpGc

Soren wrote on Mar 1^st, 2016 at 6:37pm:


Ordered to leave Norway for bad behaviour, eh? Educated  by the Russians - in hospital.

Would anyone like to suggest who orders refugees to leave for bad behaviour so that they wander aimlessly into Russia?

I’m.curious.

Soren wrote on Mar 1^st, 2016 at 7:39pm:


What’s the Dailycaller, old dear? A Nazi joke site?

How do 51 "refugees" get picked up for rape by the Russian neighbourhood watch?

I can’t help it, dear boy. I’m really curious.

I know you try, OB, but that doesn’t satiate my curiousity.

How do we know those 51 "refugees" weren’t just darkies who fell foul of Russian skinheads?

I’m.still really curious why anyone would go out to cut up "refugees" who politely opted to leave Scandinavia for Russia. What were a gathering of 51 "refugees" doing raping Russian women in the nightclub district of Murmansk?

And what journalistic standards are upheld by the Dailycall?

I welcome your forthright response, dear boy. I hate to think you’ve got the wrong end of the stick and are unwittingly spreading neo-Nazi propaganda.

You have a sterling reputation here for intelligence and integrity.

polite_gandalf wrote on Mar 1^st, 2016 at 10:37pm:


Or his support for random beatings and stabbings of "refugees".

Superior culture, innit.

Er, because they’re not from Norway. They’re from the Russian satelite states that happen to be tinted. You know, the ones Russia gangs go round murdering.

You won’t read that in the Dailycall, now will you?

Oh yes, a tribe of wandering subhumans, trapsing aaround Europe cracking onto "our" women.

Before the Russians put a stop to it, of course.

And if you believe that, you’ll believe anything.

The old boy does, but he’s playing the mendacious card.

Google: taqiyya.

The "touch up" is code for having the gall to be on the same street as Russian skinheads.

As a devout Moslem woman, of course, I’ve been touched up by plenty of Russian men. It’s all a giggle.

Especially when they put you in one of their excellent state hospitals.

Baronvonrort wrote on Mar 1^st, 2016 at 4:48pm:


They sure picked on the wrong guy. Where was Security? North Africans.

Don't ya just love 'diversity' and 'difference'? So enriching.

mariacostel wrote on Mar 11^th, 2016 at 6:24pm:


It's not - unless it discriminates on the basis of sexuality. Then it's against the law.

Schools are part of civil society. I'd argue they form the very basis of civil society. If schools can't at least attempt to end discrimination, what hope do workplaces, corporate boards, the public service, the military?

Teaching abstinence and heterosexual normalization is already the norm. Kids learn this from a very young age. You wouldn't discourage schools from teaching about stranger danger or prohibiting grown-ups from touching you "down there" any more than you'd discourage schools from teaching about morality.

... wrote on Mar 16^th, 2016 at 2:42pm:


Good-o. Feel free to write a post on the difference between bullying and discrimination if you’d like, Honky. We’ll take it from there.

... wrote on Mar 16^th, 2016 at 8:51pm:


Is that your final answer?

Let’s lock in "dictionary".