LogFAQs > #974894072

s0nicfan posted...

Explain to me how it's dangerous enough that the school has a right to hide it, but not dangerous enough for CPS to get involved? This fucked up game of "well theyll hurt you if they find out, but rather than remove you from this dangerous environment instead we'll just hide it from them and hope it all works out" seems worse. If the parents are a threat, my very first post said the school should protect the kids. You just need to explain what is dangerous and ignorant about the other half of my point, which is "if the parents aren't a threat they have a right to know."

Yeah, that's kind of where I am with it. Because not telling could result in you having "kids are bullying your kid" and then the school actively refusing to tell you why this is happening to "protect the children." It seems incredibly stupid to assume that a child's parents would abuse the child because they found out their child is gay or trans.