So there's a news story from across the pond explaining how Parliament has just inserted a provision in a sex-ed bill that allows "faith schools" (i.e., Catholic ones, etc.) to tell their students that things like contraception are wrong.
Terribly nice of them, isn't it?
Mind you, they're not letting the schools refuse to teach how to contracept. Oh, no. Children must still have to have a full, robust course of the how-to's.
So the message that "faith schools" will be required to give is, "Contraception is wrong according to our faith. Now here's how you do it anyway . . . "
Satisfying compromise, eh wot?
Tea and scones, anybody?
Oh, and homosexuality apparently gets similar treatment.

