Comments by "Jack Haveman" (@JackHaveman52) on "‘If I See It In Your Backyard Somewhere, I'm Going To Be Like, Okay…’: DeSantis Cracks Up Teachers" video.

That's a BIG for sure.
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@queent3343 How does not talking to 5 to 8 year olds about sexual topics, legislate the LGBTQ community out of existence? When I was in school, the teachers would have gotten fired for what some teachers are talking to the kids about now. The LGBTQ community has done nothing but grow and has become more acceptable since then. You can be a part of that community all you want and NOTHING will happen to you. If you start talking to a 6 year old about sexual topics, EVEN IF YOU'RE STRAIGHT, that isn't acceptable. I'll have to repeat this because people, like you, don't seem to get it. EVEN IF YOU'RE STRAIGHT, you can't talk to young children about straight sex in the schools. Why is that so difficult to understand? I'm saying that you DO understand it but you just don't like it.
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@Havanorange They've been donated. It's a stop gap measure until all internet services are restored.
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@queent3343 Haven't you seen any of the school board meetings where parents were reading from books that were recommended reading for primary school children. Some of it so explicit that the school board members told the parents that it was too offensive to read at this meeting, yet those books were in the classroom and school library. Maybe you should see the TikTok videos about the teachers of kindergarten to grade 3, talking about their sexuality, holding pride parades for the little tykes, drag queen story time and more. Besides, even if none of this was true (which it isn't), why not make sure that teachers don't talk about sexually explicit material to little kids whether it be LGBTQ or STRAIGHT. It's just not necessary. What's really strange is that Dave Rubin and his husband have been guests of Desantis and he even congratulated them on the adoption of their little babies. Why would a man, who supposedly hates gays, do that? You're the one that so filled with hate that you won't dig deeper into the topic. You WANT the divide. It makes you feel superior somehow that you're better than those "bigots". Watch "The Quartering" here on YouTube. He's got all kinds of videos showing teachers who brag about how they've come out to their students of a very young age and how good it makes them feel. What kind of narcissism, must a person have, to find validation from 6 year olds? Why would a teacher even talk about their personal life let alone their sexual preferences to little kids? It's just plain weird.
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@Havanorange Of course he bristled at some of the journalist questions. They wanted to bring up climate change, with the back handed implication that this was all his fault that Hurricane Ian hit Florida. These journalists were rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic while he's trying to solve the problems of the moment.
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@Havanorange The schools get their funding from the state. That would imply that they would be concerned about what their money is funding. Besides, if what that school board is doing is a form of abuse, it becomes a matter of law and that's a state matter. If I start talking to my neighbour's kid about sexual matters and even show him/her explicit pictures, the law gets involved and it will be covered under state law. It's a nice try but it doesn't float. Your logic is sinking like a cement block.
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@Havanorange The law is legislated through the state. You're still not making any sense. If the state sets the law, and the police uphold the law that the state legislates, you're turning to the state for help. All DeSantis did was legislate, into law, a bill that says that teachers can't talk about sexual issues to children under the age of 9. He's doing exactly what you seem to want. Set laws and if they're violate the laws, you want to call the police. It's almost as if we agree.
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@UCa76Kc41Dyd-dQNNlsinNzQ Don't have a rebuttal for what I've said so you start up with the gas lighting. If you disagree with what I said, tell me what you disagree with. Don't talk about me. Talk about the issues.
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@Havanorange I know the roles of the Legislative, Executive AND the Judicial. What does that have to do with anything. A person running for governor or president, proposes their platform, which includes new laws and policies. You're ducking the point. A law is passed by the legislature and is carried out by the Executive. The Judiciary examine those laws to determine if they're Constitutionally compliant. That means that the governor is involved in how that law is implemented. I'm not sure what your problem is. DeSantis is just doing his job. State legislators passed the bill, DeSantis supports it and the Judiciary implements it via the police. It's a state process. You're still not making any sense.
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@queent3343 Florida is doing better than almost every state in the Union. People are flocking there from all over the US because of how well they're doing. You're just one of those people that are never happy. Even when things are going well, you'll just make stuff up to whine about.....like that nonsense about legislating the LGBTQ community out of existence. You're crying over nothing.
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@Havanorange He was trying to get the internet service up as quickly as possible. What's wrong with that? Besides, Comcast is a private business. Do you really want the governor telling them how to run their company? Maybe you do...if you're a communist.
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@Havanorange Because he doesn't need to be reminded about what his policies are at all times. It's because he knows what he's talking about and he's a good enough speaker to not need a teleprompter to talk to us. One minute your complaining about what he's saying and then you're snidely saying that he's incompetent. Notice that you don't hear the MSM talking about Florida so much anymore. He's getting things back in order remarkably fast and the MSM doesn't want the country to know about that. They feel its best to ignore him so we won't know what he's doing.
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@Havanorange What do you need an outline for if you know what you're talking about? Of course he blows up at the stupid questions of reporters. He's trying to organise help for the tens of thousands of people who need it after the hurricane and the idiot reporters want to talk about climate change. How does that get fresh water, food, medical help and electricity to those who need it? How does that get information for what to do to get help? It would piss me off too when reporters are only caring about their own political agenda. It's the same when the reporter asked about the "Don't say gay" bill. It doesn't say that ANYWHERE in the bill and he called that reporter out on it. The MSM were determined to carry that message and it was a baldfaced lie. That the media would intentionally lie about a bill that wants for keep teachers from talking about sexually explicit topics to kids between the ages of 5 and 8, straight or gay but the media just wanted to cloud the issue with their lies. That would piss anyone off. Even you if they intentionally lied about something that you said. When I studied public speaking in college, I never used notes either. I would study my topic thoroughly so when I was asked question during the question period, I could answer them quickly and succinctly. That meant that I was organised enough to know that material and didn't NEED notes to refer to and I got an A as a final mark. You're the one that said that he was unorganised and that's why he doesn't use notes. I beg to differ. He doesn't use notes because he knows his stuff and that takes a great deal of hard work and organisation.
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