Re: => 17 Catholic High School ****s in Pregnancy Pact <= Christian Family Values !

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> On Jun 21, 8:34 am, "Your SMrat®" <jlsk...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>> On Fri, 20 Jun 2008 18:14:31 +0000 (UTC), c...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>> (Cary Kittrell) wrote:
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>>>> In article <6c2a9vF3ei3m...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>> =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Jens_M=FCller?= <usenet-11-2...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>>> asilentskeptic schrieb:
>>>>>> So, for a variety of reasons (religious, political and economic),
>>>>>> these students remain ignorant of the issues and dangers
>>>>>> involved with *** and pregnancy, and wouldn't have easy access
>>>>>> to protective measures even if they were well informed.
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>>>>> Well, they could go to a shop and buy condoms? Easy enough?
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>>>> The article makes it pretty clear that the pregnancies were
>>>> intentional.
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>>>> --- cary
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>>> Bearing in mind that the *** education - which should have included
>>> some of the financial and life altering consequences of early
>>> pregnancies, was lacking due to religious/political pressure.
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>>> An unintended consequence of assuming you know how things will turn
>>> out when one acts to achieve a political end . . .
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>> How amusing. Schools have been teaching children how to have *** for
>> 50 years now and have done an excellent job. Teen ***ual activity,
>> teen ***ual diseases, teen pregnancies, have all skyrocketed since
>> the introducion of *** education and the ready availability of
>> contraception and abortion. But it's not the fault of secular
>> progessives that these things have happened. It's not the fault of a
>> society that glorifies *** without responsibility. It's not the
>> fault of a curriculum that teaches kids how and where to ****, that
>> it's prefectly natural to be curious about licking some other guy's
>> sphincter, and that sucking a dick's a safe alternative to vaginal
>> intercourse. No, it's the unimtended consequences from the actions
>> of mean old right wing religious cranks who've brought nebulous
>> "pressure" that has thwarted information about the "financial ...
>> consequences" of early pregnancy from reaching these kids, because
>> that's what would have convinced them that their behavior was a tad
>> reckless. My god, how breathtakingly stupid you are.- Hide quoted
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> people have been ****ing since the dawn of man and popping out
> children. I don't think anyone set down with them and told them how to
> screw. They just knew. If those girls had to have taken care of a baby
> for two weeks, they never would have gotten knocked up.

Too bad your mother didn't heed the same advice, eh?