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On Jul 19, 11:07�pm, Jayson Davis <eclecticbox...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Al Bundy wrote:
> > On Jul 19, 11:39 am, stonej <sto...@mail.lib.msu.edu> wrote:
> >>http://www.lansingstatejournal.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/2008071...
>
> >> Daughter of Terry Denbow.
>
> >> Tongues are really wagging around the Lansing area over this as you
> >> can imagine.
>
> >> Not mentioned in the article but several video tapes of the encounters
> >> exist and are in police
> >> hands.
>
> > I continue to wonder where all these kinds of women were when I was a
> > kid. We lived for such an opportunity. Young people today don't have
> > the same sense of discretion. They always tell later. They send
> > pictures and create evidence. Of course the technology is new today,
> > but that doesn't mean people have to be stupid with it.
>
> I feel the same way, because I had a few teachers that were just
> incredibly hot. �However, I'm sure that type of activity can cause
> emotional damage to certain people, and that's part of the problem with
> these relationships. �Plus, they're a tad abusive since the teacher is
> in a position of power over the student.
>
> However, as a parent, the emotional damage isn't what concerns me. �The
> part that bothers me is that these days, engaging in sex can cause a
> multitude of problems like diseases that don't go away or can be fatal.
> � Or a complex situation like an unintended pregnancy. �A 15 year old
> male is unable to make rational choices about all those issues, and a 32
> year old female should not be putting the kid in a position where they
> need to be made, or worse, making them for him.
>
> Finally, whereas we'd all high-five the 15 year old boy for having sex
> with his 32 year old female teacher, if it were a 15 year old female
> with a 32 year old male teacher, or a male teacher with a male student,
> the matter is entirely different. �I'm unwilling to give high-fives to
> anyone for the latter, which means logically the first instance should
> be punished the same way. �And it is, which is the way it should be.
>
> The teacher has apparently made a very poor choice and if this is true,
> is unfit to teach. �It's unfortunate, but no one has ever said that
> doing what is right is also the easiest or most natural.- Hide quoted text -
>
inded  at teh same happedend to me but insteed it was sumbodys son.
but the hat mongers falled to rtealze thet teh he indeede love me an
nothing else matter but teh bigots wont ecept it