I fully agree.

Not sure what has transpired so far, and not so invested in a forum post that I'd spend that long reading to find out, but a few thoughts:

- As a Muslim, I fully agree with the contentions of the parents. I don't think protesting achieves much though, and bad behaviour in protests achieves even less - if that has occurred I'd be the first to call them out on it.
- It's funny (read:sad) how emphasised "Freedom of Speech" is in the West, but when minority groups try to exercise that freedom they are shut down. It's bigotry when it's anti-[insert Western value/ideal], but anti-religion is being "critical" and nuanced. Whatever trevor.
- Pretty sure they are teaching this stuff in Aussie schools now too - What I will do is be a proper parent, educate my son properly at home and then I won't have to worry about the school system brainwashing him. It's understandable that parents are upset but it really isn't the end of the world.

Hold on, I can't see how these people's freedom of speech was violated in any kind of ways. Articulating any kind of thought often leads to people disagreeing with said thought.

Peacefull "freedom of speech" wont get shut down and that counts for most "groups".

There are so many people that would erase so many things with this button, including a lot of atheist that would erase theists or gay people that would erase heterossexual, etc... that is no ground to anything.

DBZ (Dragon Ball Z) and BBQ (Barbecue) should be tips. Not sure if he pertains to LGBT in any way though.

I guess that is because of the attacks to what they think.

Not really, but if that's how someone wants to tell themselves they're not being islamaphobic while still supporting education Muslim children about things that go against their parents' wishes and interpretation of the Qur'an then they should go for it.

Trying to dumb down a nuanced discussion about religious beliefs, sexual orientation, and overriding parents' wishes to five lines only shows how woefully unprepared you are to actually discuss this outside of a basic attempt to virtue signal.

And even in that line, you're essentially telling Muslims that their belief is wrong and they should assimilate. While I agree you on that, it's also important to point out what you're doing. Then there's the fact that we're not talking about a parent telling their child and having a discussion, we're talking about a public institution discussing it with these children against the wishes of their parents.

At some point, you're going to have to reconcile with the idea that progressive ideas like those surrounding gay rights don't mix with conservative religions. Especially when the religion in question is used in a multitude of countries to justify the execution of homosexuals.

1. It has happened.

2. Freedom of speech for extremist minorities is allowed, as you can see, these people have made their opinion pretty clear over the course of weeks using loud speakers. Something they wouldn't be able to do in any Islamic country. 

3. More importantly, Aren't you the guy who thinks people should be killed if they leave Islam? Do you also believe that LGBT members should thrown off high buildings as well? I wouldn't be surprised if you do.

I hope the schools where you are have stronger brain washing machines than the ones you have at home.

Do you keep missing the point where I say I'm on the lgbt side of this?