Thursday
05Nov2009
SEX EDUCATION FOR ALL!
Thursday, November 5, 2009 at 03:38PM Wonder what you make of the news that parents are to be forced to allow their children to have sex education before the age of consent?
Under the new laws, when children reach 15 their parents will lose the right to withdraw them from sex education. At present parents can remove their children from lessons about sex until they are 19.
But our wise rulers, who know so much more than any parent, will now ensure that sex education is FORCED upon our kids. Totalitarian swine.
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David -
That's just a part of it. That wicked pervert Ed Balls is back yet again with more instructions to more State goons to talk about sex and self gratification to little boys and girls:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/educationnews/6507537/Sex-and-drug-lessons-from-age-5.html
Under the new curriculum, pupils as young as seven will learn about puberty and the facts of life and five-year-olds will be taught about parts of the body, relationships and the effects of drugs on the body.
Once they reach secondary school, pupils will learn about contraception, HIV and Aids, pregnancy and different kinds of relationships - including same sex unions and civil partnerships.
Truly, we are governed by sick people.
David this is more widespread than you indicate. When I was in biology class at grammar school, as well as the human reproductive system I was also forced to learn about the human cardiovascular system and the respiratory system as well.
Fews
LOL!
Education is generally held to be a good thing, so why the problem with sex education? If it's age-appropriate, I believe it leads to: less adolescent confusion and mistakes (like pregnancy or STDs) & a balanced adult capable of a fulfilling relationship.
My experiences, growing up in the seventies, would have been greatly improved if I'd been less ignorant.
Parents usually suffer from embarrassment and inaccuracies when broaching this subject, so a school lesson is the best for all children. Of course, whether it's right to start basic information at so young an age is debatable.
The only objections would come from religionists, some of whom it seems, would want their offspring as ignorant as themselves, which is despicable.
FewsOrange - damn that was good.
FewsOranges,
Maybe if people concentrated more on the content of biology lessons that evidently left such an impression on you there would be less abortions, what do you think?
I don't think that parents have a right to deny their children basic education.
Take out the word education and I can wholeheartedly agree with the title of this post ;)
>>At present parents can remove their children from lessons about sex until they are 19.<<
Hardly, David. Apart from locking their offspring in cellars etc, nobody can prevent anyone else from learning about sex until he or she is 19.
Ed P:-
"Parents usually suffer from embarrassment and inaccuracies"
--HOW THE HECK DID THEY MANAGE TO GET YOU THEN??
John Winlow: Please don't take a phrase out of context and then make a stupid comment about it. If you bothered to read the entire sentence, you would see your comment is silly and distorts my point. (I take it all back if you are a politician, as, in that case, your technique will ensue a glittering career!)