Homosexuality encouraged in schools.

Is this a good thing?

Acceptance of homosexuality is one thing, but actively teaching it as the norm to children, is that crossing a line?

http://www.bnp.org.uk/news/homosexual-propaganda-taught-schoolchildren-young-five

ofc the source isn't exactly, erm...unbiased, but assuming what it says is true, do you see this as a victory for equality or as the BNP puts it "homosexual propaganda."

Edit: Thanks for the neg guys... maybe I should I've pointed out that I'm not agreeing with the BNP in any way here, it's just an interesting point of contention and I wanted to see what people's opinions were on this. I don't think my post in any way suggests that I agree with them on this matter, I'm sitting on the fence, and made the thread so I could make a more informed decision after listening to the arguments for and against.

I've actually already spoken about this. As long as it's not harmful to others there's no issue. Paedophillia (or acting upon the urges at least) is horrible, because it is so harmful to children. Being "naturally ore violent" isn't ok, because it's harmful to others.
Being a homosexual is fine because it's natural, AND because it doesn't harm anyone.

I did see people talking about the harm caused, but if harm is the criterion for whether or not we ought to act on our desires, does the naturalness make any difference?

For example, if I had an unnatural desire, I suspect you would say I can act on it as long as it didn't harm anyone. In which case, surely it makes no difference to reference naturalness at all?

The naturalness is mostly relevent to people who say "it's un-natural/wrong/" etc... That's why that's been brought up, on my part anyway.

How is it wrong to encourage it? It teaches kids to be more open and not afraid to show their true self. School yard bullying is one of the hardest things, and being accused of homosexuality is one of the biggest. Is it so wrong to teach them to accept the differences of others? No.
Our socitiy is pathetic with it.

Is this a good thing?

Acceptance of homosexuality is one thing, but actively teaching it as the norm to children, is that crossing a line?

http://www.bnp.org.uk/news/homosexual-propaganda-taught-schoolchildren-young-five

ofc the source isn't exactly, erm...unbiased, but assuming what it says is true, do you see this as a victory for equality or as the BNP puts it "homosexual propaganda."

Edit: Thanks for the neg guys... maybe I should I've pointed out that I'm not agreeing with the BNP in any way here, it's just an interesting point of contention and I wanted to see what people's opinions were on this. I don't think my post in any way suggests that I agree with them on this matter, I'm sitting on the fence, and made the thread so I could make a more informed decision after listening to the arguments for and against.

OK, so in your view homosexuality is morally acceptable because it doesn't harm anybody, but you're only mentioning that you think it's natural because some people object to it on the basis that it isn't?

You think sex is un-natural? What on earth is wrong with you?

My point is how un-natural it would be to force yourself to be with someone who you are not attracted to at all.

Sex is a totally natural and normal part of any romantic relationship.
There is nothing wrong with it, and it is not "dirty" or whatever.

Having sex is arguably the most natural thing in the world. How on Earth do you define natural then?