John Liberty
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Should teenagers be given free condoms?
Egg-Zackly!Nothing of value should be free. Let them use their allowance.
There was a time when parents were expected to outfit their children with all the necessities of life as they send them out the door each day.I don't see why not. I mean, the stats show that teens are gonna have sex anyway, so we might as well make sure they have protected sex.
Just tuck one in their lunch pail, eh? :lol:There was a time when parents were expected to outfit their children with all the necessities of life as they send them out the door each day.
Perhaps make them edible, and one of the major food groups, and then you kill two birds, so to speak - either eat em, or use em, but probably not both.Just tuck one in their lunch pail, eh? :lol:
:lamo I almost tipped my chair over on that one.....Perhaps make them edible, and one of the major food groups, and then you kill two birds, so to speak - either eat em, or use em, but probably not both.
And also to teach their children proper moral values and common sense.There was a time when parents were expected to outfit their children with all the necessities of life as they send them out the door each day.
Why should taxpayers pay for it?? We can promote the ideals of safe sex without making it easy for them to do it. Perhaps less would do it in worries that they might get caught buying condoms or that they might get pregnant.I don't see why not. I mean, the stats show that teens are gonna have sex anyway, so we might as well make sure they have protected sex.
Unfortunately, most parents were simply saying "No!" when the kids wanted "Yes," or at least "maybe." Failing to talk to kids realistically is what led to this.And also to teach their children proper moral values and common sense.
How sad that government-issued “free” condoms are now seen as an acceptable substitute for all this.
Lmao!Perhaps make them edible, and one of the major food groups, and then you kill two birds, so to speak - either eat em, or use em, but probably not both.
not a substitute but rather a precaution if the teaching part falls short ...And also to teach their children proper moral values and common sense.
How sad that government-issued “free” condoms are now seen as an acceptable substitute for all this.
Like the common sense not to have sex before they're married?There was a time when parents were expected to outfit their children with all the necessities of life as they send them out the door each day.
Are you suggesting that taking responsibility for your own life is old fashioned and out of date?Like the common sense not to have sex before they're married?
You're assuming they're going to use them.I'd rather give them condoms, then to have them be raising babies before high school graduation.