Hodgetwins host Alex and Ben critique a Franklin High School teacher in El Paso for reprimanding students who called minor-attracted people "pedophiles," insisting on the term "MAPs" instead. They argue this stance normalizes child sexual abuse by equating it with harmless preferences, dismissing claims of context as political euphemism tactics similar to calling abortion "healthcare." The hosts condemn the incident as far-left ideology infiltrating education, where teachers prioritize LGBTQ inclusion over safety, while parents react with horror at the suggestion that predators deserve compassion rather than incarceration. Ultimately, they warn that such linguistic shifts erode moral boundaries and endanger children. [Automatically generated summary]
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Why Progressives Are Sick00:09:23
Just when I thought I seen it all or heard it all, the left, they set the ball even high.
And these things that they are sharing, I mean, this is not coming from Republicans or conservatives or moderates.
It's all these people, they call themselves progressives.
Far left.
These people, it's something wrong with them.
Yeah, these people are sick.
I don't know what it is, but it's something wrong with them.
Let me tell y'all what's going on.
It's this teacher in El Paso, Texas, right?
Franklin High School.
It's a high school.
For some reason.
English teacher.
English teacher.
For some reason, they up in class talking about pedophilia.
Yeah.
And you would think the teachers would say something like, oh, yeah, those people are sick.
They're pedophiles.
If you ever see anybody that does anything with little kids, you call 911.
Yeah.
No?
She doesn't say any of that shit.
Watch what she says.
Stop calling them that.
You're all about the life of the non-lock that you're doing.
Stop it.
Diego.
We're not going to call them that.
We're going to call them Maps.
Minor attractive person.
So don't judge people just because I want to have sex with a five-year-old.
Don't judge people just because they want to have sex with a five-year-old.
Yeah.
Do you even know what that looks like?
How disgusting that is.
How demonic.
Like, I'm a grown adult, right?
This is sick.
Imagine me having sex with a five-year-old.
She wants to call me a minor attractive person.
Hey, they put up an article on this story.
I was thinking the article is going to be like, oh, man, this is horrible.
What's wrong with this?
Why is an English teacher talking about something like this?
Right?
Yeah.
Man.
Let me read this article.
Here it is.
Franklin High School teacher's lesson stirs up debate.
CBS4Local.com.
A recording of an English teacher at Franklin High School stirred up debate with parents and students.
What is there to debate?
A moment in a teacher's class money was recorded and later shared on a local blogger's Facebook account.
The post asked people looking at the video to be vigilant.
Be vigilant.
Talk to your kids.
Be involved with your schools.
Make your voice heard.
Vote.
In the video, the teacher is heard saying, stop calling them that.
You're not allowed to label people like that.
Stop it, Diego.
We're not going to call them that.
We're going to call them maps, minor attracted persons.
So don't judge people just because they want to have sex with a five-year-old.
There's a reason why these people, when they become a sex offender, their pictures are posted on websites.
They got to check in.
Yeah.
Whenever they move.
They're wearing ankle bracelets.
They're using GPS monitor devices to make sure they're not around kids.
These people need to be judged.
These people are dangerous.
They're homicidal, suicidal.
These people are evil.
Minor attracted person.
And you know what's the horrible thing?
These kids that go through this kind of trauma from a pedophile, rape, these kids.
They grow up and they end up doing it to other little kids.
Yeah.
It just ruins generation after generation.
And a lot of these kids that go through this trauma, they're battling this for the rest of their life.
They never get over it.
Yeah.
Let me read this article.
This article, crazy as hell.
This article is crazy that a teacher is.
A student who was in the class told CBS4 the video was taken out of context.
How can that be taken out of context?
She's clearly defending pedophiles.
Tell him, don't you call them that.
Don't you judge people.
I don't.
Minor attractive persons.
You can clearly hear her defending pedophiles.
I don't care what was said, what was said after.
Yeah.
We got all the context we need.
Let me keep reading.
She, the teacher, was expressing how it was ridiculous how we society might not be able to call people pedophiles.
That we society will probably have to start calling them maps because it can be offensive to them pedophiles.
The class agreed.
Ron Rakullabuba, a junior at Franklin High School, said.
So he's saying that the students, most of the students agreed.
Rakullabuba.
Is that his name?
Well, it's spelled R-U-V-A-L-C-A-B-A.
It's one of those.
Just call them alphabet.
I'm going to call them Rullabacaba.
I appreciate her and the topics we review and discuss in class.
Rakubbaba said.
Rakubbabuba said students support the teacher out of hopes the teacher is not reprimanded or taken out of the school because it will be a loss to students.
Hey, do you know what?
You dumbed it in your damn teacher is, Rukubba Baba Bubba.
Is that his name?
It's Ravalakaba.
Look, here's some, it goes on.
Chrissy Rumpf.
What kind of names these kids got?
It's like a damn troll in all the time.
Chrissy Rump.
Chrissy Rump.
Yeah, Chrissy Rumpf commented on the Facebook post saying, I'm glad the teacher is taking this seriously and investigating.
And I look forward to seeing their results.
This is an 18-second snippet that sounds horrific, but it's also without any context of what the lesson or conversation was.
If that's all that was said, then definitely not okay.
And action needs to be taken.
But it's 18 seconds of a 90-minute class period.
And before stringing up the teacher, I'd like to know more about the intent of the lesson being presented and how the students interpreted it.
I don't even know what the hell y'all talk about this in English class for.
Missing context, huh?
Missing context.
She fact-checking.
Missing context.
I mean, people say my posts are missing context.
I wonder why they do that.
I wonder why they're saying this is missing context.
Look, I like this comment.
Helen Mace commented, normalizing pedophilia under the guise of compassion.
What a sick world.
Thank you, Helen.
You're a sane person.
Sane, rational person.
CBS4 spoke to parents at Franklin High School about the video and their initial reaction when they heard it.
Two parents agreed those types of conversations should not be held in the classroom because they can become confusing.
What the hell is confusing about it?
Pedophiles are sick people.
They don't need compassion.
They need to be locked up.
No, Keith.
No.
Don't call them that.
You know what it says in the Bible?
You don't supposed to judge other people.
It's minor attractive persons.
You're supposed to be a Christian.
You know what they say in the Bible?
Minor attractive people?
Y'all going to burn in hell for eternity.
The fire never goes out.
You just screaming.
He goes on.
Man, you, hold on.
Let me keep reading.
Let me read one more quote.
Oh, what?
Two parents agree those types of conversations should not be held in the classroom because they can be confusing.
It's kind of confusing to me.
It's like, why are they trying to confuse kids by labeling something like that?
Something different than what everyone used to added.
Well, it works with abortion, you know.
It's a euphemism.
That's all it is.
This is why, I mean, that's right out of the textbook of the left, man.
Just use something that's very horrible and use euphemisms to, you know, make it sound more.
Instead of saying terminate the pregnancy, they say abortion.
Now they don't even use abortion anymore.
They call it healthcare.
Yeah.
Pedophiles.
No, that's horrible.
This is my maps.
Yeah.
Use euphemisms.
Yeah, you in classroom, you're supposed to be teaching kids English, proper sentences, how to write, how to speak.
Even, I don't even know why you're teaching kids about, you know, something that's far left.
That is far left.
Nobody on the right is trying to defend pedophiles.
This is coming from all from the left.
It's like these people, when they get into our schools, man, they want to go there and teach their ideologies.
They're not there to teach our kids what they need to be learning, like arithmetic, English, social studies, history of the country, the Constitution.
They're teaching far left-leaning ideologies.
And they say this, I've seen a fact check somewhere where they said that maps, these pedophiles, they're not being tried.
Teaching Ideology In Schools00:00:34
They're not trying to include them in the LGBTQ community.
Right.
I remember that fact check.
I remember seeing that.
And I mean, the LGBTQ, it all started based on what?
People's sexual preference.
This is a sexual preference.
Right.
And if you don't think they're going to try to include this one day into the LGBTQ, you're batshit crazy.
You crazy and this damn teacher is sitting here standing up for these damn pedophiles.