Aupmanyav
Be your own guru
Sex education is a banned subject in India (as far as I know) but schools do teach about good touch and bad touch, and ask students to report bad touch.
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Abortion, sex education, teenagers' healthcare
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TagliatelliMonster
Veteran Member
I have never witnessed anyone say anything remotely like that.
TagliatelliMonster
Veteran Member
It's as they say................
They care ow so much for the unborn, but that caring stops the second the children are born.
Universal health care, welfare child support, etc... they are typically against all these things.
BrightShadow
Active Member
You draw the line when the books have graphic pictures of two men giving each other ****
Check out the following two books. These books have been used for a few years until the parents found out. These books have graphic images that shouldn't be appropriate for kids such as a man giving oral to another man suggesting BJ is safer. If the kid is hetero leaning then why he needs to know that?
When you find the books online - the pictures will be blurred out. Why is so? It is because it is not appropriate for everyone. I watched it on the news and even the network blurred it out. So, how was it appropriate for kids?
Here are the titles... Google them... you can still buy it over the net. Try Amazon.
Book #1 It's perfectly normal
Book #2 Let's talk about it
Last few years - Woke was on the rise. Maybe they will slow down a little.
Now Grand old Party (GOP) - a party of common sense will be taking back the nation soon.
Woke agenda pushers tried to force schools (wherever possible) to teach from these sort of books. They targeted young innocent kids.
In today's world - kids have access to the internet. They can learn whatever. But in school - the concentration should be on teaching safety and prevention methods (pregnancy).
Not a bad idea.
It may prevent people with bipolar disorder and other disorders from procreating - provided - the licensing department disqualifies them.
I said that in the context of what I wrote up there. However it is unnecessary to explain it to any disbeliever.
There was a point in that...
The rapist's impurity (obviously) was not something the victim asked for.
It was an unwarranted circumstance on the part of the victim.
There is also an unknown factor to it as you don't know what defects the rapist may have.
So the victim should be allowed to discard it (especially in a timely manner). I think she has plenty of time to make sure she wouldn't get pregnant in the first place. However in an unlike scenario where she finds herself impregnated by a rapist - she should be allowed to make her decision to discontinue.
Alien826
No religious beliefs
You asked why Jesus had a mother and no father. I suggested an answer, and now you say you don't want to answer? And surely Jesus' birth has nothing to do with rape. Unless you are accusing the Holy Spirit of rape? I guess Mary didn't get a choice in the matter?
People tend to develop harmful obsessions with banned or taboo subjects.
BrightShadow
Active Member
What I was saying has nothing to do with rape.
It went over your head, Stay lost. It is ok