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Friday, April 14, 2006
The "Hot" Teacher Syndrome
   If you chose "C", congratulations. All of the women above are not actresses or models, but school teachers. They are in the order pictured above: Sandra "Beth" Geisel (who allegedly had sex with a 16yr old male student), Pamela Rogers (who allegedly had sex with a 13yr old male student), and finally Debra Lafave (who allegedly had sex with a 14yr old male student). What is it with these women? Is it just me? Or do these women all appear attractive enough to pretty much have their pick of men their own age? Has pedophilia suddenly come into vogue now? A few questions come to mind:
The first couple of questions are pretty easy. These young women weren't even born yet when I would have be "eligible" for "extra credit" in their class. As for "how far under the jail" would they be if they were men......think of the movie "Journey to the Center of the Earth". The third question is a little more difficult to get to the bottom of. I think the roots of what's going on in our society is the tremendous influence of "humanism" in our culture over the past 40-50 years. Humanism is something that I actually know a little about. I received my B.S. Degree in Human Services back in 1980. For those of you unfamiliar with the degree, it's essentially entails taking a lot of Socially and Psychology classes. After spending most of my college career taking these classes, studying the various theories and so forth, I became convinced that the vast majority of what was being taught to me was a big load of crap. It's nothing more than a bunch of theory that makes excuses for anything and everything in your life. I was taught that nothing was my fault, that it was because of my parents, my environment, my socio-economic status, my genetic make-up, the alignment of the stars, but certainly it wasn't my fault. Thank God....I didn't fall for this utter nonsense. I was born, but I wasn't born yesterday. Even at the young and impressionable age that I was, I had better sense than that. The kudos for that goes to my grandmother who raised me from the time I was 2 years old, until she died when I was 13. Because of the good common sense that she taught me and the fact that I was pretty much on my own at thirteen, allowed me to grow up faster than most kids did back then. I count my blessings everyday that I was so fortunate. The other students in my class were eating this stuff up as if they were Irish Setters doing an Alpo commercial for the Tonight Show. I've got a feeling that a LOT of people during the last several decades got the same "indoctrination" that I did. Thus, the world seems to be slowly "going to Hell in a handbasket" as the old saying goes. I say "seems" because it's still not too late. Each of us needs to "call a spade a spade" when we observe the nonsense around us and all the lame excuses made by those who don't wish to bear the responsibility of their own actions or even those of strangers. Until we do that and hold others responsible for their actions, the creep into the handbasket will continue. All it takes is the courage to speak your convictions. You do remember having convictions, right? Premo Mondone, Jr. Ramblings of a Reaganite Blogger News Network is advertiser-supported, and your visits to our advertisers help BNN to meet its expenses. Help keep us afloat! posted by Premo Mondone, Jr. at 8:28 PM |
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2 Comments:
Premo-I too took a lot of sociology/psychology courses and heard "Its not their fault, because of X,Y,Z...". But it just struck me, you write very well, and I enjoyed your argument. But what about someone who lacked your intelligence? Wouldn't humanism be a good way out if caught in a jam? I think a lot a people took this easy way out. Maybe it's the professors who taught all this junk who are partly to blame.
bigun1: Thanks for your comments. Yes, I supposed a lot of people take the easy way out. Perhaps that's human nature, but I'd like to think that at least some of us are made of better stuff.
While indeed those college professors of the 60's and 70's have spread their nonsense and even though I'm no longer a student, I'd be willing to bet the same types are still hard at work in our nation's colleges and universities.
What's even worse is that the students that those professors influenced years ago are now parents and they've perpetuated their belief system onto their children.
Now for the scary part.....those same children will be running this world when we're all clipping coupons and trying to survive our retirement years. Think about that for a minute.
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