EVERYTHING WE SAID BACK IN THE LATE 1960s AND EARLY 1970s AGAINST HAVING SEX EDUCATION IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS TURNED OUT TO BE TRUE ! ! ! We should REMOVE SEX EDUCATION FROM PUBLIC SCHOOLS ! PERIOD ! ! !
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What a well thought, persuasive argument.
I think this person has sustained serious brain trauma; no one who's not suffering from some sort of neurological impairment would actually state that, in a public forum, & still expect to be taken seriously.
EVERYTHING WE SAID BACK IN THE LATE 1960s AND EARLY 1970s AGAINST HAVING SEX EDUCATION IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS TURNED OUT TO BE TRUE ! ! ! We should REMOVE SEX EDUCATION FROM PUBLIC SCHOOLS !PERIOD ! ! !
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Texas and Mississippi, one or the other leads the nation in teen pregnancies almost every year. Texas steadily holds the lead in second teen pregnancies. All of the states with the highest number of teen pregnancies are bible belt red states except Wyoming. These are the states that most follow your recommendations and all have very high religiosity levels and extreme numbers of self identifying conservatives. Dolt.
Teenagers want to fuck.
That's not a political statement. They want to fuck. It is how they are built.
Teenagers want to fuck, and given the opportunity, they will. The choice is between giving them the information necessary to do so in a safe way in which birth control, informed consent and prevention of STDs are emphasised, or leaving them to guess what to do, how to do it, whether cling-film is ok for a condom and whether or not you can get pregnant your first time.
ONLY if parents sit down with their children and give their children the facts of life.
But since you don't want to,it's staying in schools.
Yeah, you should follow the Texas example... oh wait, Texas replacing sex education with a big sign that says "God's watching, so don't it" resulted in one of the highest rates of teen pregnancy in the country. While Godless condom waving STD mongers in Minnesota who went as far as to drag children to an actual sex toy store... have less than half the Texas numbers for pregnancies and disease.... huh...
Turns out knowing is half the battle rather than an orgy waiting to happen. Might be something to consistent reports that children were less inclined to rush into sex when they had the facts.
Say, you know what would be ultra-helpful? If every state mandated information they gave in their classes was medically accurate. It's surprising but schools are not actually required to give medically accurate information in their sex-ed classes. You'd think that might be a priority, accuracy in school lessons, but not so much.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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