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originally posted by: Terpene
a reply to: MrPillowpants
Lol that's what sex ed was back then, good thing we've come along way.
I guess all that's left from those times is posting here...
Good thing its just an old retarded generation, too bad they can indoctrinate their kids at will, gotta love freedom...
originally posted by: Turquosie
a reply to: FlyersFan
How old are the kids that can check out these books?
If its elementary school, I get parents being a bit upset if their kid can check these books out. However, I don't see the issue if it's high school level kids.
originally posted by: Turquosie
I think it is all a bit silly that parents are worried about gay books referencing sex in libraries but then they give their kids access to the internet which has 1000x more graphic sexual content. Yet, none seem to have an issue giving their kids access to the internet.
originally posted by: Saloon
originally posted by: Terpene
a reply to: MrPillowpants
Lol that's what sex ed was back then, good thing we've come along way.
I guess all that's left from those times is posting here...
Good thing its just an old retarded generation, too bad they can indoctrinate their kids at will, gotta love freedom...
You know even todays generation has retards in it. If by retarded you
mean young couples F&M. Still having the type of indoctrinated sex that
procreates even. I know because my daughter and her husband have
given me two of the most perfect little girls I could ever have imagined.
Now you may not like hearing it but that's what sex is for. And that's
definitely all they need to know about it. And they will remain perfect.
And never be confused.
Imagine the surprise if sexual violence were to be lower where sex ed was more holistic. The following are not examples from western society but some very retarded places where the correlation between sex ed and sexual violence was so strikingly obvious, it became undeniable.
originally posted by: JAGStorm
.... we can all see with our own two eyes that teen pregnancy is nowhere even close to where it was just 20/30 years ago.
Something’s working.
What else may be contributing to the decline in teen birth rates? Less sex, use of more effective contraception and more information about pregnancy prevention.
For one thing, there has been a significant decline in the percentage of never-married girls and women ages 15 to 19 who report that they have ever had sex, from 51% in 1988 to 42% in 2011-15, according to National Survey of Family Growth data. Among those teens who have had sex, the majority (81% of females and 84% of males) used a contraceptive method the first time they had sex. This figure has not changed significantly for males, but it has increased for females since 2002, when 74.5% used contraception.
originally posted by: FlyersFan
originally posted by: Turquosie
a reply to: FlyersFan
How old are the kids that can check out these books?
The articles do not say. They just say 'school district libraries'.
If its elementary school, I get parents being a bit upset if their kid can check these books out. However, I don't see the issue if it's high school level kids.
Really? You think it's okay to spend tax payer money on teaching kids to troll the internet for gay sex?
originally posted by: ElitePlebeian
I think the age factor matters a lot here, in Florida it was pretty clear they made this available for young kids.
But when youre at the right age to learn about birds and bees there should be room to learn how homosexuals (gay/lesbian) mate. Doesnt mean it should teach kinks/toys but just what forplay is, safe sex, the act and possible consequences.