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Are people nuts????

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Kids having sex under the age of 16 is illegal in this state, I do believe.

 

But it is legal when you are 16, so you can't compare it to drug use.

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But it is legal when you are 16, so you can't compare it to drug use.

 

So we can compare it up to the age of 16.

Kids having sex under the age of 16 is illegal in this state, I do believe.

 

I don't think kids having sex with kids under the age of 16 is legal in this state. Can you prosecute a fourteen year old for having sex with a fourteen year old? I see enough underage parents every day to know that someone needs to teach kids to use, and make available, provalactics.

These must be the same liberals that support Gay Stem Cell Research. ;)

 

I'm wondering if I'm the only one who caught this or am I the only one who missed it being discussed previously?

 

My apologies it it's the latter, but I heard someone say a while back that the ultimate right wing quandary would be if it is discovered that stem cells cure homosexuality.

How about teaching them to be responsible and prevent pregnancy by not having sex rather than give them what they WILL see as an okay by the schools handing out birth control.

 

That mentality cracks me up.

14-year olds are not going to do homework either, guess we should just quit assigning it.

Posters on here are going to post things they shouldn't, should guru get rid of all the standards and rules.

You know people are going to speed, so let's do away with speeding limits.

You know people are going to do drugs, so let's just make all drugs legal.

It is not a good argument that just because some are going to not do what is right, we should just make it easier and ok for them.

 

:thumb: on all points.

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I'm wondering if I'm the only one who caught this or am I the only one who missed it being discussed previously?

 

My apologies it it's the latter, but I heard someone say a while back that the ultimate right wing quandary would be if it is discovered that stem cells cure homosexuality.

 

Not an issue as the homosexual political action committees would never let it get that far because curing it would be seen as saying that it is wrong and need to be cured. Like a disease. So, in essence, they would be admitted that the conservatives have always been right. They ain't doing that.

 

They would go ballistic on that isssue and the conservatives you allude to wouldn't have to worry about that fight.

How about teaching them to be responsible and prevent pregnancy by not having sex rather than give them what they WILL see as an okay by the schools handing out birth control.

 

That mentality cracks me up.

14-year olds are not going to do homework either, guess we should just quit assigning it.

Posters on here are going to post things they shouldn't, should guru get rid of all the standards and rules.

You know people are going to speed, so let's do away with speeding limits.

You know people are going to do drugs, so let's just make all drugs legal.

It is not a good argument that just because some are going to not do what is right, we should just make it easier and ok for them.

 

 

I agree 100%

 

Schools are already overwhelmed by making up for lack of parenting. In my day schools didnt have to serve breakfast, babysit after school, provide health clinics, or even worse.......day care for students. Now this.

 

Schools should teach....period. I think they should teach about reproduction and birth control. I wouldnt object to posting clinics phone numbers and addresses, but that is as far as it needs to go.

Yeah, people are nuts. I send my kids to school to be educated. I never asked the school to raise my kids for me.:irked:

 

I have never been asked to participate in any kind of poll, so I never feel very represented by the results. Anybody else here get polled much?

 

As for the highlighted statement...........:thumb::thumb: I agree 110%.

 

Also, I have ben polled a couple of times but most of the "poll" calls that I get are what I call the stupid ones asking what household products are used in the home, what pct. of money is spent on certain items..that kind of thing. The couple of calls that got on other matters like politics, etc. - I guess that they didn't like what I had to say or wanted my opinion after they ask for it so they hung up on me:lol: (and there was no profanity involved by the way).

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As for the highlighted statement...........:thumb::thumb: I agree 110%.

 

Also, I have ben polled a couple of times but most of the "poll" calls that I get are what I call the stupid ones asking what household products are used in the home, what pct. of money is spent on certain items..that kind of thing. The couple of calls that got on other matters like politics, etc. - I guess that they didn't like what I had to say or wanted my opinion after they ask for it so they hung up on me:lol: (and there was no profanity involved by the way).

 

I got polled once on the Brashear campaign. They were asking me questions, so I began to ask them questions. First question, is Brashear pro-life or pro-choice. She didn't know. She asked someone, they didn't know. Third person, they didn't know. I enlightened them on their candidates position on killing unborn babies.:rolleyes:

 

Like a good pollster, though, at the end, she did ask if I was voting for Brashear. I informed her that I probably would not. She jumped at it and said, "so you are undecided." I said, no voting for Fletcher unless Brashear decides killing unborn babies is wrong.

How about teaching them to be responsible and prevent pregnancy by not having sex rather than give them what they WILL see as an okay by the schools handing out birth control.

 

That mentality cracks me up.

14-year olds are not going to do homework either, guess we should just quit assigning it.

Posters on here are going to post things they shouldn't, should guru get rid of all the standards and rules.

You know people are going to speed, so let's do away with speeding limits.

You know people are going to do drugs, so let's just make all drugs legal.

It is not a good argument that just because some are going to not do what is right, we should just make it easier and ok for them.

 

Excellent post, Thank You!! :ylsuper:, I agree 110% and this post pretty much sums it all up.

I got polled once on the Brashear campaign. They were asking me questions, so I began to ask them questions. First question, is Brashear pro-life or pro-choice. She didn't know. She asked someone, they didn't know. Third person, they didn't know. I enlightened them on their candidates position on killing unborn babies.:rolleyes:

 

:thumb::lol: I told one of them this year (the ones that were not recorded messages:madman:) that I have decided that I didn't really like either one (Beshaear or Fletcher) and couldn't decide so I was keeping count and the one side that gave me the lesser number of aggrivating classless phone calls and recorded messages then that was the one that I was voting for then there was a brief silence and..............Click..:thumb::lol::lol:

LBBC, I'm not sure why you think that this concept is "nuts." It would dramatically lower teenage pregnancy rates. This is not a bad thing. Teenage parenthood is.

 

I have to agree. It may seem counterintuitive to provide contraceptives to teenagers, but it seems effective. Has there been any research on the subject that could present facts, such as increased sexual activity due to available contraceptives or a lower pregnancy rate when compared to abstinence only education?

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I have to agree. It may seem counterintuitive to provide contraceptives to teenagers, but it seems effective. Has there been any research on the subject that could present facts, such as increased sexual activity due to available contraceptives or a lower pregnancy rate when compared to abstinence only education?

 

If a parent makes the choice, so be it.

But for the school to make the choice to distribute it.

 

Funny, that a school cannot lead a prayer because it is some bad thing but passing condoms out to everyone is a good thing.

 

Wow, this country has gone down further than I had feared if this is the mentality that our society is adopting.

 

Prayer in school -- BAD.

Condoms in school -- GOOD.:cry:

 

Funny, that a school cannot lead a prayer because it is some bad thing but passing condoms out to everyone is a good thing.

 

Wow, this country has gone down further than I had feared if this is the mentality that our society is adopting.

 

 

:thumb: Right on the money once again!! Schools can distibute condoms, talk about Budda, Muhammed and all of the other religions, philosophy's "icons of symbols" but just a mention of prayer and Christianity is not allowed.

 

Does anyone really wonder why we have so many problems today :rolleyes:? Look at what is being taught and the things that are accepted in society today and you wll find an easy answer. :irked:

 

Sorry, I didn't mean to go off on a P&R post. I'll leave it at this.

Not an issue as the homosexual political action committees would never let it get that far because curing it would be seen as saying that it is wrong and need to be cured. Like a disease. So, in essence, they would be admitted that the conservatives have always been right. They ain't doing that.

 

They would go ballistic on that isssue and the conservatives you allude to wouldn't have to worry about that fight.

 

I probably should have used a ":D " on my post. I didn't expect a serious response. I thought it was a really funny "what if".

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