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Getting All Worked Up About Sex

Oh m'God, SDAI's found another cause to blame on a "leftist agenda".
The issue of sex education and free birth control to those horribly horny teenagers!
>"....leftist vomiting all over the English schools and lowering the morals and will of all the students, forcing them to grow up before they are mentally able to make such decisions."

Ding! Ding! Ding!
I disagree.
Do YOU have any teenagers??
I had two and thankfully got them safely into their young adulthood WITH sex education at home and a couple of big bags of condoms and birth control pills.
Most parents DON'T talk to their children. They are uncomfortable about the subject and just
RE-ACT (often poorly) to a situation.
Kids need educationa nd support. Then it's up to THEM to make their own decision.

>"HERE HAVE SEX YOU LITTLE HORNY HORMONE FILLED DOLTS AND DON'T GET KNOCKED UP!"
>It makes my blood boil to see this!

Hmmm.......getting a little "hot" under the collar there??
Studies have shown that any education that kids get, help them to understand their choices, whether it be about drugs, drinking, driving, or sex. If you have a pair of 14 yr. old who are ready, willing and able, NO ONE is going to stop them. At least they have the condoms available and they are given lessons or "ideals" about what a decent relationship SHOULD be.
And those undecided, may decide to wait, and harmonically compatible individuals who share their notions (don't you have a scientific theory for that? Frequency relationships, perhaps? ;~)
LOL

>The Department of Health said improved availability of contraception could help reduce the conception rate among pupils without encouraging more sexual activity.

The statistics looked promising, but I can see how some repressed or overly religious parents would be aghast at this proposal. However, they need to get with the program, because it would be THEIR kids who end up disappointing them.

>"Giving contraception in schools is a wrong move by the government because it undermines parental authority," he said.

Parental authority? What stone age is HE from??

Just say NO!

ROTFLMAO

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