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Why we should sterilise teenage girls ... temporarily at least
Why we should sterilise teenage girls ... temporarily at least | Mail Online
This article certainly gave me food for thought. one sentace inparticular made me think . "yes this really does happen" How many girls actually get pregnant for the wrong reasons? Indeed, for many, it seems, a child has actually become a kind of perverse badge of honour. |
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not for that idea at all, think it would be simpler just to give em no benefits if they get in the tub fer the wrong reasons.
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Agree to a point cashy but in the meantime how many unwanted babies have we got?... |
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Is this real!!! not April fools day is it?... sterilise teenage girls..or any aged women ..what planet are we on?..unwanted babies? who are you to say babies are unwanted?... this ain't the 19 century.. Ok if you seem so keen on it lets try it out on your own daughter or grand child.. Nazism.
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How many "unwanted" babies have WE got?..I don't have any unwanted babies.. so if it's you and Cashy then keep it to yourselves :)... where are these what you call "unwanted" babies?..I do have my suspicions they are unwanted by yourself.. for whatever reasons.. but may not be unwanted by the parents. |
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So why single out girls for ‘temporary’ sterilisation? |
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So you would condemn a totally blameless and innocent child to a life of poverty? |
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I think the wrong reasons are getting pregnant so they can get a council house and benefits so they don't have to work.
It happens quite frequently nowadays unfortunately, i see quite a few in the garage where i work and they treat the kids like dirt most of the time. What chance have these kids got with parents that have no intention of working and are buying booze every day during the day with their benefits money? I think in principle it is a good idea but also agree with you Jambutty,it takes two to tango,the blame shouldn't lie solely with the girls. |
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"Education would benefit, too. Classrooms would be less plagued by fatherless lads whose ambition it is to cause nothing but trouble."
Sorry, I was trying to read the article with an open mind till i read the above. Gave it up as a load of propaganda trying to blame the worlds unrest on the single mother. Hows about the Government try and actually work with the single parent, rather than demonify (SP) them. I have NEVER come across a pregnant teenager that had a child to get a council house. Most seem to be out of a misplaced love for the father, or purely a mistake. If the Government made it easier for single parents to go back to work, then surely that would be better. The system is not designed for working parets. Lets face it, how many parents have cringed at the 6 week holidays (or 9 week as my child has!!). If the Gvernment put something more in place to assist with childcare, a) I think a lot more lone parents would actually want to go back to work, b) Then they coud also look at encouraging/retraining lone parents, or look at initiatives as they have the long term sick |
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All this sex education seems to have a negative effect IMO. When we were younger there was very little sex education taught and yes a few girls did get pregnant but there didn't appear to be this fixation with going out and having sex. Whatever happened to kids being kids? It certainly wasn't high on my to do list!!!
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Think sex education is a good thing but only after a certain age.
When i was in my last year of primary school i remember a nurse coming to the school to talk to us about sex,at 11 years old i think it was pointless and not needed. If they started with it at 15 years onwards then i think that is okay but putting ideas in young peoples minds can only be a bad thing imo. |
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15 yr old is to late in many cases, I am 26 now and when I was at school there were 3 people I knew pregnant either by or at 15, and it has got worse since. Many people I know had their first child at around 18 / 19 which is still young and you are still a teenager at this age. Most pregnancies I know of have not been planned, mine wasnt but it happens. When they are younger parents, many of them tend not to have the same patience as and older parent and may not know how to deal with many situations thrown at them as a parent. It isnt easy being a parent, let alone a single parent (and I know this) and many of them are single mums. Not sure if sterilisation is the way to go though, seems harsh but will stop pregnancy at a young age, but may not be right personally, thats controlling someones life. I think if they are educated it will help, and this should start at starting secondary school. Many girls are at that age then where they could fall pregnant by this time and the lack of education would not help the situation |
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Okay so 15 years old might be too late but there is no need for it before secondary school!
Jay that is unbelievable that they would even consider giving sex education to 5 year olds! What the hell is the point? I'm pretty sure i had no idea what sex was at that age and wouldn't of wanted to know either! What happened to innocence of youth? |
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