Wizard
(Wizard)
August 20, 2014, 2:54pm
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It’s morally wrong for women to teach and educate children not of her own blood.
Women should only be allowed to teach and educate their own children, not others’.
Orphaned, abandoned, parentless children should only learn from male teachers, never females.
Kriswest
(Kriswest)
August 20, 2014, 5:13pm
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So why is it morally wrong?
Only of her blood or only her children? Two different things you said there.
It’s morally wrong for women to teach and educate children not of her own blood.
Women should only be allowed to teach and educate their own children, not others’.
Orphaned, abandoned, parentless children should only learn from male teachers, never females.
That’s an awful lot of declarations and an awful small amount of reasoning or rationale.
Should we just assume you’re a weird, moralist, sexist and ignore the thread entirely?
Or did you have something to discuss?
It’s morally wrong for women to teach and educate children not of her own blood.
Women should only be allowed to teach and educate their own children, not others’.
Orphaned, abandoned, parent-less children should only learn from male teachers, never females.
I disagree. (I’ve now given as many reasons as you)
zinnat
(zinnat)
August 21, 2014, 3:05am
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It’s morally wrong for women to teach and educate children not of her own blood.
Women should only be allowed to teach and educate their own children, not others’.
Orphaned, abandoned, parentless children should only learn from male teachers, never females.
Well, I do not think that you actually mean it. This is a provoking statement done intentionally by you to force others to refute it.
Without falling in your trap, i would like to make just one comment.
Extreams are neither possible nor wise to follow.
I leave you with that.
with love,
sanjay
Uccisore
(Uccisore)
August 21, 2014, 3:54am
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I’m kind of curious what ideology, if any, supplies this view. I’ve never heard it before.
Kriswest
(Kriswest)
August 24, 2014, 10:52am
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I think it is just a trolling thread. No backup at all.
Although I do see classist possible arguments far more then gender. We could take it that a parent teacher could keep the child in the same group or class or push them forward or back.
That seems like such an extream thing to follow. Is it possible?