This is still just, BULL-S-H-I-T, if you ask me…
It says here, and yes, I’m reading off of my cell phone right now, that “there are the myths that people held of the hymen, believing, that “a tear meant that the female isn’t a virgin anymore”, and to get away from the patriarchy, the “virgin complex”, the legislator, Lin called out today (on the 30th) to the Department of Health Welfare & Sanitations, to change the referring noun to something more “neutral”, to replace all of these nouns, that are, going to, make women feel pressured by society, at the same time, teaching the children the correct ideas of sex education, so they know their own body and how it’s “made up”, its structures. Toward this, the Department of Welfare & Sanitations agreed to the idea, that the terms of “vaginal flaps”, and, the “discharges after birth”, along with other medical terms, to change the stereotypes against women in society.
This morning, Lin held the press conference with the C.E.O. of Taiwan Women Connect pounding down the sexist belief of women’s virginities. Demanding thatthe government starts with the textbooks, and the dictionaries, to label the women’s parts in a more, gender-neutral way.
And this still showed, just how, FUCKING (don’t pardon me here!) retarded the DDP, is. And, by NOT using these, gender specific terms to refer to, to differentiate between men and women’s, “parts”, how do you think this will end?
Oh, I know, the next generations will be discussing the matter of coitus (the more “formal” way of saying, “scoring that FUCK!) as: you want put your thing down there, into, my “hole down” there, and, no, I still have that thin film (my HYMEN) down there, attached onto the “entrance” of my “hole down there” (as the term: VAGINA! Will soon be, “outlawed” too, like the word HYMEN is about to be!).
That’s, your SEX ed for the generations of the future here, in this god damn, country I’m currently, residing in right now…
Wow, are we going not just backwards, but, way, way, WAY backwards, of backwards here…
A School without the Fences…Would We Still Be Safe the Next Time?
Commentaries, translated…
An elementary school was broken in by a stranger man, not only did he managed to beat up the school teacher, he’d also took a male student to the roof of the school. The police came to help out after they got a call, and managed to subdue the man, and the students, as well as the instructors were all very scared by this event.
This rare-to-come-by incident posed the issue of school safety, in order to help keep the campuses safe, the teachers, as well as the students must have the sense of danger, and they should NOT ignore the signs of danger that easily, in order to ensure the safety of the students, as well as the school instructors.
For now, there’s a lax in the number of security officers at the elementary schools across the city of Taipei, the originally two members of the security officers that were assigned to each of the schools, due to the simplifying plan of personnel by the city governments, there was NO one to fill the posts, and the schools started hiring from the private sectors, causing the varied income problem, and it’d affected how well the schools and the hired security guards worked together. The government, in order to save the cash, had sacrificed the safety of the schools, it’s really not worth it.
And, recently, the janitors had been reduced in numbers in the schools, for a school with one-thousand students, there were only two janitor, and, the janitors also had to be responsible for the cooking in the kindergarten levels, along with being the correspondences to the government, and, the number of employees is NOT even half of what the schools had hired.
And the schools, in order to make sure the schools worked well, would have the two guards work at the same time frames, and, had one of these security guards help with the paper works at the offices of the schools.
And so, walking around the school to make sure that it’s safe was deeply affected, and there was a HUGE hole in the security, thus, allow the bad guys to squeeze in.
Lastly, in recent years, the schools across the nations had gotten away with the fences, and, a LOT of schools had fought for lowering the fences, or do away with them completely, and used plants as the fences, but, without the fences, the schools would be in danger, of intruders from the outside.
In order to safeguard the safety of the students and the teachers, the educational managers from the cities, along with the school’s executive officials MUST work together.
The school must give education as it becomes necessary, to up the level of awareness of the students and the teachers, and instill the idea of “keeping the schools safe is everybody’s responsibilities”, to keep a close eye on strangers that show up, and to have the students and the teachers report if they see someone who’s awkward in the schools, and must hold safety conferences regularly, along with have drills.
The increase of safety on campuses, other than the schools that must work hard, there’s also a need for care and concerns from the systems, for instance, the funding, and the personnel, to allow the schools to have the extra money to install surveillance cameras, security equipments, and increase manpower on campus, to reduced the spare time where there would be no one there, to keep the schools safe, and this would up the safety of the schools.
And so, we need more guards to keep our schools safe, but, where DOES the funding come from? Taxes? We’re already paying a WHOLE lot, and, this article only poses the problem, without giving a viable solution, and, you still have to admit, that school safety IS a very important matter, I mean, after all, who would feel safe, if the kids’ schools can be entered by just about anyone?
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