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    There was little or no sex education in schools 50 years ago. There were less teenage pregnancies and not sure about the statistics but most probably a lot less STD's. Informing children of sexual practices both natural and unnatural wont solve the problem. Consequences and condemnation were a great deterrent all those years ago and made us careful.

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    Re: Sex education?

    Quote Originally Posted by zazabell_012

    Yep, ewww, followed by off to the clinic with you!

    I may have been a tad dishonest here, it's only 72% of the sexually active youth population, however considering they do start young (14 being the average) its still a major worry. Welcome to the lovely world of youth work :(
    Starting at 14, that's old slapper territory over here!

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    Re: Sex education?

    mongish duplication of my own post!

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    Re: Sex education?

    Quote Originally Posted by tom_dkg
    Quote Originally Posted by exile1
    There was little or no sex education in schools 50 years ago. There were less teenage pregnancies and not sure about the statistics but most probably a lot less STD's. Informing children of sexual practices both natural and unnatural wont solve the problem. Consequences and condemnation were a great deterrent all those years ago and made us careful.
    And government encouragement of "independence" for young single mothers with the benefits system and housing provision is just the icing on the cake for the life of a human breeding sow dedicated only to her own pleasures.

    How about the rest of the UK give school lessons on sheep?

    Seriously the whole thing has gone so far no-one dares touch solving it. "Sorry your are living at home with mum now and here's a fiver a week pocket-money", in my view could start off something sensible.

    We need to look at the human rights of the children who are as yet unborn, and save them from a useless life of chavvery!


    Rampant breeding of the dull, workshy and unintelligent was useful for work on farms, and later in the industrial revolution when slave child labour was needed. The workshy starved or changed their inclinations.

    Al it is now is a drain on government income that does not exist.

    wtf are we doing borrowing money to bring up another generation of wasters?

    ...sorry if I'm a bit left wing for ARRSE, but there has to be a balance!!! :D
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    No sex education 50 years ago? Course there was. But I missed it because I used to bunk off to feed the twins and give the girl friend one.

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    They (Labour) have only done this to play the religion card (IMO) See Linky thing below

    http://news.scotsman.com/politics/Ji...ion.6094584.jp

    One of my favourite quotes from Mr Murphy

    In his speech, the Scottish Secretary will also claim that the Bible gave "the Labour movement the intellectual legitimacy to challenge the old orders".
    Everybody should believe in something; I believe I'll have another drink.

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