It's back round to trans issues, seemingly in a way to deflect from what was actually asked - - which was should gay sex (as in not heterosexual before anyone doesn't understand what I mean by gay sex) be taught in schools? And that according to some we don't need to know how they have sex as it's personal business between them.
The original question asked by me still stands unanswered yet there has been plenty of deflection and twisting it to be about whether LGBT sex education should or should not be in school. And clearly one poster has little concept of actual safeguarding around this subject being taught to minors.
I asked, which LGBT resources and tools (note, not just in sex education by the way) that LGB Alliance objected to does MAdBadDaddy (who stated that they disagreed with the stance LGBA had taken) and jj feel LGBA wrongly objected to. Fairly simple for the poster who posted a twitter thread that had posts based on safeguarding issues that LGBA took a stand on.
The group being called a hate group based partly on this stance of making sure any LGBT education follows strict safeguarding protocols and current Dept of Ed guidelines.
And the question, those who have objected to the LGBA stance: have you read and reviewed the material that was objected to.
The complete lack of engagement is an indication that yet again, that would be a no.