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The whole concept of "sex education in school" is one of the most poisonous products of the modern liberalism. Last edited by Marcus Marulus; Saturday, April 7th, 2007 at 15:21. |
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In school we aren't taught anything really about sex in "sex education". We are taught what the organs look like, and to abstain from sex above all else... but they also talk about using a condom or whatever if we are absolutely going to have sex...
The rest of the "sex education"/health class talks about anorexia, smoking, and drug abuse. But but my family aren't apes! *prods with haddock*
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Two or three years ago, new sex education material was issued in Denmark, featuring accounts of coprophilia and other extreme sexual perversions, in the name of free choice or awareness or some politically correct bullshit like that. Luckily, this was leaked to the press a few days before the material was released to schools (it was to be taught to fifteen-year-olds), caused outrage and was pulled just in time. Some youth organization (I don't remember who) then volunteered to distribute the banned material on the streets, and it came out for everyone to read.
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Our distant linguistic cousins seem to be wiser on that issue:
Report: Indian state rejects introduction of sex education in schools. |
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But teaching about how to have sex and perversions and leaving the parents out of the loop is stupid.
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I agree with you they should be advised to abstain until marriage. And they should marry earlier than it's now happening in many European countries, so the waiting period wouldn't be too long. And you find out about things like condoms anyway (if you want to use them, but I think it's not wise), there's no need for any sex-education at all. Teaching anatomy is quite another matter. I was taught anatomy as well, but without any kind of "sex education". |
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The burden of proof is upon you. I am sure you have hairy palms.
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For all flesh is as grass, and all the glory of man as the flower of grass. The grass withereth, and the flower thereof falleth away: But the word of the Lord endureth for ever. 1. Peter 1:24-25 Real misanthropes are not found in solitude, but in the world; since it is experience of life, and not philosophy, which produces real hatred of mankind. - Giacomo Leopardi (1798-1837) |
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No one ever gave me any sexual education classes or anything like that. I don't see the reason for it. I believe the main problem is that such matters should be dealt within families, and most families do not deal with them accordingly. Although frankly, me and my family never discussed sexual relations and I have no problems on that front.
Sexual education is just the liberal way of attacking Catholic/Christian thought related to sexuality and the role of sex in relation to marriage. It is perfectly easy to do that when the mainstream media bombards society with sexually enticing imagery and themes 24/7. Birth control and abortion are manners to lessen the value of begotten life, and to reduce pregnancy and its completion to mere will rather than a responsibility of love. Anyways, liberals/progressivists are all that, rights here and there but responsibilities and obligations never. No wonder the weak of character eventually become liberals, "there is nothing wrong in this...". Anyways, as a Sicilian professor once told a class I participated in "l'Inghilterra è la patria del liberalismo" (England is the fatherland of liberalism). It shows. |