What the F?

[SiggyZ]

Sexual Encounters Allegedly an 'Everyday Thing' Among Students at California Preschool

[Zinergy]

WHAT THE F$%^ is right. One or more of these kids were exposed to behavior like this and most likely multiple times before they decided to try it or they were encouraged to. I try to know everything that happened to my daughter during her day and she feels the need to tell me everything that happened to her so I think I have a good grasp on her life but there is always that part of me that wonders if I really do know everything. I have asked questions pertaining to her classmates and how they act and what they do. God I hope I never have to go through some shit like this.

[GTP231]

Somehow not surprised it's in California

[SouthernBornThriller]

How does that even happen?

[SiggyZ]

It got picked up somehow, that's how it happened. Whether by one of the kids being sexually abused or exposed to sexual things at home and bringing that experience into the classroom. And then you toss in the gross negligence of the staff at the preschool.

How does that even happen?

[SeVeReDiStOrTiOn]

Hopefully something positive comes out of all of this. It shouldn't be too hard finding out who originally started it all and questioning him/her about their home life. There's an adult out there abusing one of these kids...the fucker needs to be caught and castrated.

[Zapper2003]

My grandpa always used to tell me he was 8 before he turned 7....

[whouok]

OMG WTF! That is one of the saddest thing's that I have ever read! Sick fucks out there so so sad

[CJREX]

It's so easy for a child to be exposed to it nowadays.

How many parents let their kids have HBO on the TV in their room? Or even MTV? Or poorly monitored internet on their iPad?

And it's not like broadcast TV is any less suggestive.

And with today's agenda for pushing the homosexual lifestyle as perfectly acceptable, I can scarcely conceive what will be considered "normal behavior" in 20 years.

[KahanaReef]

It's so easy for a child to be exposed to it nowadays.

How many parents let their kids have HBO on the TV in their room? Or even MTV? Or poorly monitored internet on their iPad?

And it's not like broadcast TV is any less suggestive.

And with today's agenda for pushing the homosexual lifestyle as perfectly acceptable, I can scarcely conceive what will be considered "normal behavior" in 20 years.

I agree with all of that.

[wileyCoyote]

It's so easy for a child to be exposed to it nowadays.

How many parents let their kids have HBO on the TV in their room? Or even MTV? Or poorly monitored internet on their iPad?

And it's not like broadcast TV is any less suggestive.

And with today's agenda for pushing the homosexual lifestyle as perfectly acceptable, I can scarcely conceive what will be considered "normal behavior" in 20 years.

...this!

[35th-ANV-SS]

Has there been any updates since the article? They use the word "allegedly" for everything. Just wondering if there's any new concrete evidence. Very sad and disturbing regardless.

[SeVeReDiStOrTiOn]

It's so easy for a child to be exposed to it nowadays.

How many parents let their kids have HBO on the TV in their room? Or even MTV? Or poorly monitored internet on their iPad?

And it's not like broadcast TV is any less suggestive.

And with today's agenda for pushing the homosexual lifestyle as perfectly acceptable, I can scarcely conceive what will be considered "normal behavior" in 20 years.

Tell me about it. My ten year old nephew has his own ipad/itouch and god knows what he's watching on netflix/the net.