The Brauer College secondary school in Victoria, Australia has come under fire this week after it was revealed that 12-year-old male students were forced to stand and “apologize” to female classmates on behalf of the entire male gender to atone for societal “sexism” and “rape.”
A post ostensibly written on SnapChat by a male student at the school, “Today at Brauer they made every guy stand up and apologise to every girl for rape, sexual assault and so on. Guys are always the ‘bad guys’ in everything these days. I’m not saying girls do not go through s**t. Guys go through as much s**t as girls do.”
The news sparked alarm from parents, and the forced apology was confirmed as real after multiple students came forward to speak about the apology there were forced to perform by the school.
One mother stated that her son “now has this misconception that all boys are now looked at as predators” as a result of the compulsory mass apology.
Danielle-parent of a Brauer College student-tells @3AWNeilMitchell her son was "highly confused & upset" after Wed's assembly incident where all boys had to stand for a symbolic apology to every female. He "now has this misconception that all boys are now looked at as predators".
— Heidi Murphy (@heidimur) March 25, 2021
https://twitter.com/TheCynicalHun/status/1375335891292459011
As News.com.au reported, school principal Jane Boyle issued a lukewarm apology for the school’s treatment of male students.
“This week, at a whole school assembly, Brauer College discussed the topic of respect for women and the importance of bystander behaviour and speaking up to report incidents of inappropriate behaviour,” Boyle said.
“The assembly included the screening of a video message by Brisbane Boys’ College Captain Mason Black about being proactive in stopping incidents of sexual assault and harassment,” the principal continued. “As part of this discussion boys were asked to stand as a symbolic gesture of apology for the behaviours of their gender that have hurt or offended girls and women.”
Boyle stated, “In retrospect, while well-intended, we recognise that this part of the assembly was inappropriate.”
The Australian government has seen fit to make lessons about “consent” compulsory for all students enrolled in public schools.
Children aged 7, shouldn’t even know what rape is at that age, let alone apologize for it. This is child abuse of the highest kind to force children to learn about sex. At that age, children should worry about their toys, homeworks and Xbox games, not learn about sexism and rape and this applies not just for the boys but for the girls as well.
This is abuse towards the girls as well. Why would a girl know about rape and sex at the age of 7 just because some mentally unstable teacher wants? Back when I was a child, I had no clue what sex or let alone rape (forced sex) is at the age of 7. I only learned about it somewhere around 14-15. Nowadays the world is literally insane.
How is it helping to take a child by the arm and tell him/her, hey you know there is this thing down in your pants called penis and pussy and you should put it inside but not if she doesn’t want to or not now because you are too young. Even if the intention is supposedly good, to teach them NOT to do it, the thing is you actually enlighten them with things they otherwise did not even know they exist and it only helps to raise the curiosity, what if….? and how would it feel?
And why would I wait until I’m older, hmmm, if its soo pleasant, I think I should do it now, why wait? It only raises the curiosity in them to search for more information and check on Google what sex is and eventually end up on porn sites like pornhub.
Sex should be for children what it has always been, like Satan Clause. Don’t tell them Santa doesn’t exist, don’t ruin their joy. Same with sex, don’t tell them there is thing known as sex… they shouldn’t know it exists. It’s as simple as that.
Teaching them about it, what is good and what is bad, is like Adam and Eve eating from the forbidden apple. Had they not eaten and known about good and bad, they would have remained good. Same with sex and children, had they not known, they wouldn’t have done it. All this can only lead towards kids starting their sex life even sooner than they already do and it should be extremely illegal to talk to kids about sex of any kind even if masked as an advice of what not to do.
Just imagine a prostitute or a porn start starting teaching everything her daughter or son about all the things she is doing in bed, with all the juicy details: “I do this, I do that” and at the end just tell them “ohhh but I’m telling you this just so you DON’T do it”. Ha! What a sick joke! The first thing that child is going to seek is another person to whom to try these new “forbidden” things she or he just found out about.
The more they know the worse, the less they know, the better but it seems that perhaps this is what they want, to ruin society and make everyone just have sex all the time with anyone and as early as possible. Sex education should also not exist in schools. There is nothing to teach about sex, regardless of age, even animals know how to do sex naturally without any “teaching”. Its a natural instinct, the only result that comes from this is more society wrecking. It should be punishable by jail-time, this is child abuse!
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I think the author is onto something here. I grew up in what is best described as an evil household(parents were literally psychotic). I knew about sex way too early in life (age7) and it tainted my every interaction with the opposite sex from about age 7 to age 18. I was lucky in that this was all long before the internet or cell phones. I shudder to think how I might have turned out if those resources had been available back then.