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originally posted by: Annee
I support LIVING CHILDREN. The self-righteous believers can take their precious "morals" and go take care of those children. When ALL of them are cared for - - then you can talk to me.
originally posted by: ladyvalkyrie
If sex ed addressed the transgender issue, maybe kids that feel that way would know they're not alone. And maybe the other kids would think twice before harassing and bullying those that are different. How can a Christian not support compassionate behavior?
originally posted by: ThirdEyeofHorus
a reply to: ladyvalkyrie
YES the unborn ARE the Holy Innocents!!!!!!
Defy it all you like your choice.
originally posted by: ThirdEyeofHorus
a reply to: ladyvalkyrie perhaps you've not seen the newest books. I have. It's ridiculous to present boy heads on girl bodies as natural state of things.
• The abortion decline between 2008 and 2011 was driven by a steep drop in unintended pregnancy, which in turn is most plausibly explained by more and better contraceptive use. • New evidence contradicts arguments by abortion opponents that the 2008–2011 abortion decline resulted from more women carrying unintended pregnancies to term because of state abortion restrictions or because they chose to do so of their own accord. • These findings have major implications for the U.S. abortion debate as, among other things, they validate that supporting and expanding women’s access to contraceptive services leads to a lower incidence of abortion.www.guttmacher.org...
SEX EDUCATION POLICY • Currently, 22 states and the District of Columbia mandate both sex and HIV education; two states mandate sex education alone, and another 12 states mandate only HIV education.[15] • A total of 37 states require that sex education include abstinence: Twenty-six require that abstinence be stressed, while eleven simply require that it be included as part of the instruction.[15] • Eighteen states and the District of Columbia require that sex education programs include information on contraception; no state requires that it be stressed.[15] • Thirteen states require that the information presented in sex and HIV education classes be medically accurate.[15] • Twenty-six states and the District of Columbia require that sex education be age-appropriate.[15] www.guttmacher.org...
originally posted by: ThirdEyeofHorus
a reply to: Annee
Decided in utero not after birth.
What are you on
About annee? If it's decided already in
Utero why all the propaganda to have a ex changes? Or to convince kids their gender is not what was "assigned to them at birth"? You cannot have it both ways you cannot indoctrinate them that they have the choice and then say it's already decided b4 birth???? This is one of the most irrational and incongruous things I've ever heard
originally posted by: ThirdEyeofHorus
a reply to: ladyvalkyrie perhaps you've not seen the newest books. I have. It's ridiculous to present boy heads on girl bodies as natural state of things.
And of course when your child is born she will begin getting this as early as kindergarten. www.coursehero.com...
As well
As sharing bathrooms with transgendered boys or even with boys who just dsy they want to be or identify with being girls. But I'm sure you were well aware of that and completely on board with it. I'm sure this is exactly the dream feminists have had all along.