Alinskyites organize student sex-ed protests in Ontario

Vincent J. Curtis

5 Apr 2019

RE: Students across Ontario protested changes in sex-ed curriculum on Thursday, 4 Apr.

The media would have us believe that the student protests on Thursday against the changes to the sex education curriculum was a student organized affair.  Of all professions, journalists ought to know this isn’t true.

The students lack the mature judgement to protest the changes.  Being teenagers, their judgement is not mature.  Being students they lack the knowledge of what it is they are gaining or losing as a result of the changes.  Some adult organization prompted the students to engage in a day or reckless fun – at the expense of democracy.  An enterprising journalist would look into the chain of texts that led to this protest, to discover their origin and account for its spread.  They would find a leftist organization at the heart of the affair, perhaps a group within the teacher’s union.

The Ford government was elected less than a year ago on a program of change and reform.  Reactionary protests against the democratic choice of Ontario is anti-democratic.  As we’ve seen elsewhere, when the left loses at the ballot box, they turn to neo-Marxist anarchy as a means of thwarting the democratic choice.

The reason for the protest over sex-ed rather than changes to the math curriculum is because of the value-system validated by that curriculum.  The value-system endorsed by the Wynne program included gender theory, which leads to trangenderism, and the proposition that LGBTQ behaviors were merely lifestyle “choices” every bit as good, if not better, than normal heterosexuality.  Such neo-Marxist anarchism tears at the heart of the belief in individual liberty and individual rights.

It holds that our value is determined not by the content of our character but by the color of our skin, our sex, our sexual orientation, or some other category we can be said to belong to.  Judging people by their category identifies the value-system as Marxist   (Yes, identity politics is neo-Marxist.)

Anyone who attended J-school should be able to recognize the work of an Alinskyite organization.  Wasting my breath, I call upon journalism to uncover how this protest was organized and to reveal the who and the why at the bottom of it.
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