Here’s a quick take for you. Why would a legislator ever use the word pleasure in a piece of legislation? And if they did, shouldn’t they be able to explain what it means in the context of the bill?
“Pleasure based sexual relations” — along with same-sex relationships and gender identity — are part of a proposed sex ed program for Rhode Island, and dozens of folks testified and reached out to the media Wednesday in regard to a state bill that outlines the curriculum, WLNE-TV reported.
So it relates to sexual pleasure.
Did we mention this “training” was for students in classes beginning in 6th grade, and the bill’s sponsor doesn’t think people should get hung up or focus on the word “pleasure.”
Democratic state Rep. Rebecca Kislak, who’s a member of the education committee — wouldn’t define what “pleasure” means in the legislation. “I think that one word in the legislation is not, should not be the focus here,” a very smiley Kislak told the station.
At least one other Democrat appeared to have derived some please, just from the legislation.
Really excited for the house sex ed bill hearing later today. Teaching comprehensive, queer inclusive, pleasure based sex ed was a highlight of my time teaching ✨
— Tiara Mack (@MackDistrict6) February 2, 2022
And maybe that’s what “pleasure” truly means. The pleasure Democrats get from prying responsibilities away from parents and guardians to warp the culture in the direction of government control of everything, even the bedroom, which – if I recall – they used to claim was someplace government should never go.
HT | The Blaze
