Only freaks in this world are the one's freaking out because they have no reading comprehension skills, take something somebody said, wrap it all up in a ball and determine they are haters, racist or any other unpleasant descriptive's they love to apply to those with an opposing opinion.

You do not have a "right" to brainwash your child into hating people that are different than them

Show me where I ever said I hate gay people. I never said that. Nor do I. I said that it should be left up to parents to determine what they want to teach their young children when it comes to sexuality. At some point in a child's life it's going to come up eventually, that tends to be closer to sixth, seventh, eight grade levels, I have no problem with that and I feel that's an appropriate age to bring the discussion forward. I know there's a lot of parents who'd disagree with me on that even. Myself personally I feel this is about the age that kids begin to question sexuality, up to and including their own identities if it conflicts with what is consider the norm. Those kids more so than others need guidance, especially if they feel they can't talk to their parents about it. Most schools have guidance counselors in place and it would be the best place for them to seek out answers and support about their feelings. Under those grade levels I think children should be left alone when it comes to sexuality. It's a time when kids go through a lot of development, bringing up sexuality may cause confusion to a girl who like to play with boys toys or dress up like cowboys when in fact it just could be she has brothers, same with boys, they may like to play with dolls because they have sisters. Or it could be they have multiple brothers and sisters but are closer to one then the others therefore they engage more in each other's like's of play. Someone comes along and starts talking about it's okay to be a girl if your a boy or your a boy and it's to be a girl, or it's okay to like the same sex....it pushes thoughts they'd never had, it could cause them to start wondering if that's why they play with certain toys when in fact if they'd been left alone it was just something meaningless in regards to sexuality. There's really no reason to bring up issues of sexuality until kids start becoming aware of what sexuality is. It's really that simple, why bring up stuff kids aren't even concerned about....they are busy being kids. Personally it is YOU who have it wrong trying to tell any parent what "RIGHTS" they have when it comes to THEIR OWN children. Those children are NOT YOURS, you raise your kids the way you want to and let them raise their kids the way they want to. That is what makes this the greatest country on earth, everybody gets a right to determine their own path and what influences those paths. Up to and including deciding some day that you like the opposite sex, want to be an opposite sex other then what your are born with but until those discoveries spring forth you have no right to influence/confuse/push those thoughts into other parents young children's minds.