Comments about ‘Letter: It isn't necessary for Utah Legislature to spend time on sex ed bill’

I think the Stuart Reid and the Eagle Forum should be required to come to my house and teach me about sex. I don't know how I have survived till now.

This whole bill proposed by Reid stinks. It reminds me of earlier this year when the Eagles Forum told our legislature to get rid of sex ed in public schools. Luckily, the governor had the sense to veto it.

Since the legislature has done this sort of thing time and time again, I'm not sure I find Reid's motives and noble. What are you really trying to accomplish?

Good letter.

How can we possibly expect teachers who are confused about their own sexuality to teach the concept to students .... who aren't?

Chalk up one more absurdity from the Rifleboy.

The thing that irritates me the most is the arrogance that Mr. Reid and his ilk demonstrate. They don't believe that parents and educators in this state are capable of doing their jobs. He wants to elevate himself above the rest of us and have all the glory given unto himself. Utahns need to ask themselves a simple question, do we need more nanny government in our lives?

Utah's legislature is constantly trying to invade our schools and homes. They need to get their hands onto everything! More this more that. I'm personally tired of the regulation, rules, and services that they keep enacting at our expense! How about just enforcing and funding the already existing laws and programs first before adding more?

Do we want more nanny government? No.

As the letter writer already stated, these services, programs, and information can already be found on the Internet. No need in enacting more nanny government.

Everyday I'm reminded of hese self-righteous zealots who constantly legislate morality.

Viva Utah-liban!

@LDS Liberal

You can vote with your feet.

Let Utah be Utah, no one is forcing to live here,

it is still a free country, unless Obama, Bloomberg and other progressives and liberals take any more control of our lives and our schools.

That said, we do not need any more state involvement into local education.