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  They should just be honest that they want to erase the LGBTQ community. They'll ban it for all ages soon. Next it will be don't ask don't tell for government positions.
context: This was always the intent. If you looked at the language of the original bill and some of the things that were banned, they were things that were not being taught to 1st through 3rd graders in any curriculum. It was always intended to get this 'in place' and then gradually expand it to older students. >
  
  same thing with CRT, which is not taught in regular schools. Only in law school. >
  
  Well, graduate-level programs at least. >
  
  How will Florida schools handle 4th graders discussing anything they saw on TV which may have had non-straight characters? Expulsion? Suspension? Just cases of potty mouth? >
  
  They will probably put the kids in conversion therapy camps. >
  
  Reality becomes South Park. >
  
  Eat Snacky S’mores. >
  
  We should be paying close attention to what is going on in Florida, given that this will be what DeSantis will probably be pushing for at a national level. >
  
  This is probably stating the obvious, but any plan to achieve that inevitably triggers a civil war, breakaway, or both, regardless of the authors intent.
  Even the frog in boiling pot strategy doesn't work, as the sheer size of the United States and political differences means that the metaphorical frogs not in pots inevitably catch on.