Why is it that the left who claims to care so much about poor people never talks about this?
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Not in your case. In fact, we'd nominate you as an accidental after release candidate.TheKobeStopper said:You guys are the party pushing to end Roe v Wade, right?
This is great. The single most effective way to reduce unwanted pregnancies is free contraceptives and comprehensive sex education.
Is your side pushing for those things? You talk a lot about it but you’ve never done shit.
So, you don’t want them to have access to an abortion. You don’t want to provide contraceptives. You don’t even want businesses health insurance to Have to cover birth control. Oh and you don’t want to teach kids anything about it other than abstinence only which makes pregnancy and STD rates sky rocket.
Piss off, fraud. -
It's cute that Kobe believes that ending Roe v. Wade makes abortion illegal. It's head up the ass ignorance. Kobe's brand. Kind of like believing that the lack of "free" birth control causes out of wedlock births.
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Yes, Bob. And countries where guns are illegal don’t have school shootings. Freedoms have consequences.SFGbob said:
Where is it that kids get no formal sex education my strawman ass fucking friend? And why was the out of wedlock birth rate so much lower when kids got no sex education, and there was no birth control Kobe? The explosion in out of wedlock births came after the pill was widely available and sex education was taught in nearly every public school and abortion was made legal.TheKobeStopper said:
Researchers from the University of Washington found that adolescents who receive comprehensive sex education are significantly less likely to become pregnant than adolescents who receive abstinence-only-until-marriage or no formal sex education.SFGbob said:
Yeah, women get pregnant out of wedlock because they don't know where babies come from.TheKobeStopper said:You guys are the party pushing to end Roe v Wade, right?
This is great. The single most effective way to reduce unwanted pregnancies is free contraceptives and comprehensive sex education.
Is your side pushing for those things? You talk a lot about it but you’ve never done shit.
So, you don’t want them to have access to an abortion. You don’t want to provide contraceptives. You don’t even want businesses health insurance to Have to cover birth control. Oh and you don’t want to teach kids anything about it other than abstinence only which makes pregnancy and STD rates sky rocket.
Piss off, fraud.
You don’t want to provide contraceptives. You don’t even want businesses health insurance to Have to cover birth control.
Hasn't that strawman trannie's asshole taken enough abuse for one day Kobe?
It’s always funny when the “do your own research” crowd doesn’t do the research.
People aren't having kids out of wedlock because they don't know where babies come from you dumb son of bitch.
One of the largest shifts in American culture has been women having more freedom. You can yearn for the 1950s if you’d like but if women wanted to get married at 18 and pop out 5 kids, they’d be doing that. They’re not.
You can either work within the confines of more freedom or you can work for less freedom.
Unwanted pregnancies go down with comprehensive sex education. Unwanted pregnancies go down with easier access to contraceptives. You don’t want either of these things, you want less freedom. Whether you do it via laws or cultural pressure is irrelevant. -
Shocking the Kunt dodged every question he was asked. Unwanted pregnancies and out of wedlock births aren't synonymous Kobe but you keep fucking that strawman ass. There's nobody in American today that wants birth control and can't obtain it. It's never been easier to access birth control, and yet out of wedlock births still continue to rise. The explosion in out of wedlock births has happened exactly when birth control was never easier to obtain. What "freedoms" do women have today that they didn't in 1975 Kobe?TheKobeStopper said:
Yes, Bob. And countries where guns are illegal don’t have school shootings. Freedoms have consequences.SFGbob said:
Where is it that kids get no formal sex education my strawman ass fucking friend? And why was the out of wedlock birth rate so much lower when kids got no sex education, and there was no birth control Kobe? The explosion in out of wedlock births came after the pill was widely available and sex education was taught in nearly every public school and abortion was made legal.TheKobeStopper said:
Researchers from the University of Washington found that adolescents who receive comprehensive sex education are significantly less likely to become pregnant than adolescents who receive abstinence-only-until-marriage or no formal sex education.SFGbob said:
Yeah, women get pregnant out of wedlock because they don't know where babies come from.TheKobeStopper said:You guys are the party pushing to end Roe v Wade, right?
This is great. The single most effective way to reduce unwanted pregnancies is free contraceptives and comprehensive sex education.
Is your side pushing for those things? You talk a lot about it but you’ve never done shit.
So, you don’t want them to have access to an abortion. You don’t want to provide contraceptives. You don’t even want businesses health insurance to Have to cover birth control. Oh and you don’t want to teach kids anything about it other than abstinence only which makes pregnancy and STD rates sky rocket.
Piss off, fraud.
You don’t want to provide contraceptives. You don’t even want businesses health insurance to Have to cover birth control.
Hasn't that strawman trannie's asshole taken enough abuse for one day Kobe?
It’s always funny when the “do your own research” crowd doesn’t do the research.
People aren't having kids out of wedlock because they don't know where babies come from you dumb son of bitch.
One of the largest shifts in American culture has been women having more freedom. You can yearn for the 1950s if you’d like but if women wanted to get married at 18 and pop out 5 kids, they’d be doing that. They’re not.
You can either work within the confines of more freedom or you can work for less freedom.
Unwanted pregnancies go down with comprehensive sex education. Unwanted pregnancies go down with easier access to contraceptives. You don’t want either of these things, you want less freedom. Whether you do it via laws or cultural pressure is irrelevant.
This is just throwing shit against the wall hoping something sticks.
You can yearn for the 1950s if you’d like but if women wanted to get married at 18 and pop out 5 kids,
Yes, Bob. And countries where guns are illegal don’t have school shootings. Freedoms have consequences.
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Don’t be obtuse. I grew up in red country rural Washington. I learned about where babies come from in a public school health class. Horrifyingly watched a baby come out of a woman’s vagina in a public school health class. Learned how to properly put a condom on watching day time talk show TV in the early 90’s. You can learn how to avoid making kids in a number of ways. A guy I work with had a kid at18. His daughter recently had a kid at 18. My mom was 30 when she had my sister and 37 when she had me. I was 32 when I had my first kid and 35 for my second. You generally mimic what you know. Unless you’re taught there is a better way. Let’s start teaching that these single family households are dogshit. I was a whore and was able to keep from having kids until I wanted to. Others can do it too.TheKobeStopper said:You guys are the party pushing to end Roe v Wade, right?
This is great. The single most effective way to reduce unwanted pregnancies is free contraceptives and comprehensive sex education.
Is your side pushing for those things? You talk a lot about it but you’ve never done shit.
So, you don’t want them to have access to an abortion. You don’t want to provide contraceptives. You don’t even want businesses health insurance to Have to cover birth control. Oh and you don’t want to teach kids anything about it other than abstinence only which makes pregnancy and STD rates sky rocket.
Piss off, fraud. -
I don’t think relying on kids stumbling across day time talk shows for how to put on a condom is a great plan.theknowledge said:
Don’t be obtuse. I grew up in red country rural Washington. I learned about where babies come from in a public school health class. Horrifyingly watched a baby come out of a woman’s vagina in a public school health class. Learned how to properly put a condom on watching day time talk show TV in the early 90’s. You can learn how to avoid making kids in a number of ways. A guy I work with had a kid at18. His daughter recently had a kid at 18. My mom was 30 when she had my sister and 37 when she had me. I was 32 when I had my first kid and 35 for my second. You generally mimic what you know. Unless you’re taught there is a better way. Let’s start teaching that these single family households are dogshit. I was a whore and was able to keep from having kids until I wanted to. Others can do it too.TheKobeStopper said:You guys are the party pushing to end Roe v Wade, right?
This is great. The single most effective way to reduce unwanted pregnancies is free contraceptives and comprehensive sex education.
Is your side pushing for those things? You talk a lot about it but you’ve never done shit.
So, you don’t want them to have access to an abortion. You don’t want to provide contraceptives. You don’t even want businesses health insurance to Have to cover birth control. Oh and you don’t want to teach kids anything about it other than abstinence only which makes pregnancy and STD rates sky rocket.
Piss off, fraud.
I would be more than willing to make the benefits of two parent households part of sex education. But there’s no conversation to be had until your side backs off Roe v Wade and agrees to all the other parts of comprehensive sex education and that will never happen. -
It is a statistical fact that comprehensive sex education and easier access to contraceptives lower pregnancies and stds. You can play your little game of “aNyOnE tHaT wAnTs It CaN gEt It” but I’ve actually done the research.SFGbob said:
Shocking the Kunt dodged every question he was asked. Unwanted pregnancies and out of wedlock births aren't synonymous Kobe but you keep fucking that strawman ass. There's nobody in American today that wants birth control and can't obtain it. It's never been easier to access birth control, and yet out of wedlock births still continue to rise. The explosion in out of wedlock births has happened exactly when birth control was never easier to obtain. What "freedoms" do women have today that they didn't in 1975 Kobe?TheKobeStopper said:
Yes, Bob. And countries where guns are illegal don’t have school shootings. Freedoms have consequences.SFGbob said:
Where is it that kids get no formal sex education my strawman ass fucking friend? And why was the out of wedlock birth rate so much lower when kids got no sex education, and there was no birth control Kobe? The explosion in out of wedlock births came after the pill was widely available and sex education was taught in nearly every public school and abortion was made legal.TheKobeStopper said:
Researchers from the University of Washington found that adolescents who receive comprehensive sex education are significantly less likely to become pregnant than adolescents who receive abstinence-only-until-marriage or no formal sex education.SFGbob said:
Yeah, women get pregnant out of wedlock because they don't know where babies come from.TheKobeStopper said:You guys are the party pushing to end Roe v Wade, right?
This is great. The single most effective way to reduce unwanted pregnancies is free contraceptives and comprehensive sex education.
Is your side pushing for those things? You talk a lot about it but you’ve never done shit.
So, you don’t want them to have access to an abortion. You don’t want to provide contraceptives. You don’t even want businesses health insurance to Have to cover birth control. Oh and you don’t want to teach kids anything about it other than abstinence only which makes pregnancy and STD rates sky rocket.
Piss off, fraud.
You don’t want to provide contraceptives. You don’t even want businesses health insurance to Have to cover birth control.
Hasn't that strawman trannie's asshole taken enough abuse for one day Kobe?
It’s always funny when the “do your own research” crowd doesn’t do the research.
People aren't having kids out of wedlock because they don't know where babies come from you dumb son of bitch.
One of the largest shifts in American culture has been women having more freedom. You can yearn for the 1950s if you’d like but if women wanted to get married at 18 and pop out 5 kids, they’d be doing that. They’re not.
You can either work within the confines of more freedom or you can work for less freedom.
Unwanted pregnancies go down with comprehensive sex education. Unwanted pregnancies go down with easier access to contraceptives. You don’t want either of these things, you want less freedom. Whether you do it via laws or cultural pressure is irrelevant.
This is just throwing shit against the wall hoping something sticks.
You can yearn for the 1950s if you’d like but if women wanted to get married at 18 and pop out 5 kids,
Yes, Bob. And countries where guns are illegal don’t have school shootings. Freedoms have consequences.
Do you want to lower the number of single parent households or not? This whole thread started because you wanted to talk shit about the left not “talking” about it. I have you solutions, you bulldozed past it, that’s why the left doesn’t talk to you about it. -
The thread started because you're a fraud who cries crocodile tears about your compassion and concern for poor people but when you're confronted with the greatest anti-poverty solution there is you reject it because it doesn't involve a government program and billions of dollars in government spending.TheKobeStopper said:
It is a statistical fact that comprehensive sex education and easier access to contraceptives lower pregnancies and stds. You can play your little game of “aNyOnE tHaT wAnTs It CaN gEt It” but I’ve actually done the research.SFGbob said:
Shocking the Kunt dodged every question he was asked. Unwanted pregnancies and out of wedlock births aren't synonymous Kobe but you keep fucking that strawman ass. There's nobody in American today that wants birth control and can't obtain it. It's never been easier to access birth control, and yet out of wedlock births still continue to rise. The explosion in out of wedlock births has happened exactly when birth control was never easier to obtain. What "freedoms" do women have today that they didn't in 1975 Kobe?TheKobeStopper said:
Yes, Bob. And countries where guns are illegal don’t have school shootings. Freedoms have consequences.SFGbob said:
Where is it that kids get no formal sex education my strawman ass fucking friend? And why was the out of wedlock birth rate so much lower when kids got no sex education, and there was no birth control Kobe? The explosion in out of wedlock births came after the pill was widely available and sex education was taught in nearly every public school and abortion was made legal.TheKobeStopper said:
Researchers from the University of Washington found that adolescents who receive comprehensive sex education are significantly less likely to become pregnant than adolescents who receive abstinence-only-until-marriage or no formal sex education.SFGbob said:
Yeah, women get pregnant out of wedlock because they don't know where babies come from.TheKobeStopper said:You guys are the party pushing to end Roe v Wade, right?
This is great. The single most effective way to reduce unwanted pregnancies is free contraceptives and comprehensive sex education.
Is your side pushing for those things? You talk a lot about it but you’ve never done shit.
So, you don’t want them to have access to an abortion. You don’t want to provide contraceptives. You don’t even want businesses health insurance to Have to cover birth control. Oh and you don’t want to teach kids anything about it other than abstinence only which makes pregnancy and STD rates sky rocket.
Piss off, fraud.
You don’t want to provide contraceptives. You don’t even want businesses health insurance to Have to cover birth control.
Hasn't that strawman trannie's asshole taken enough abuse for one day Kobe?
It’s always funny when the “do your own research” crowd doesn’t do the research.
People aren't having kids out of wedlock because they don't know where babies come from you dumb son of bitch.
One of the largest shifts in American culture has been women having more freedom. You can yearn for the 1950s if you’d like but if women wanted to get married at 18 and pop out 5 kids, they’d be doing that. They’re not.
You can either work within the confines of more freedom or you can work for less freedom.
Unwanted pregnancies go down with comprehensive sex education. Unwanted pregnancies go down with easier access to contraceptives. You don’t want either of these things, you want less freedom. Whether you do it via laws or cultural pressure is irrelevant.
This is just throwing shit against the wall hoping something sticks.
You can yearn for the 1950s if you’d like but if women wanted to get married at 18 and pop out 5 kids,
Yes, Bob. And countries where guns are illegal don’t have school shootings. Freedoms have consequences.
Do you want to lower the number of single parent households or not? This whole thread started because you wanted to talk shit about the left not “talking” about it. I have you solutions, you bulldozed past it, that’s why the left doesn’t talk to you about it.
Where is this place in America today where people don't have access to birth control Kobe, identify it for me, point it out on the map. There has never been a time in our history when birth control wasn't more readily available then it is now and yet for some reason you can't explain why out wedlock births have increased other than to spout some lies and bullshit about women not having freedom and how I don't support letting people have health insurance that pays for birth control.
Answer the fucking questions for once in your pathetic life Kobe. Tell me where it is that people can't get birth control? Tell me how according to you greater access to birth control cuts the number of out of wedlock births but out of wedlock birth still continue to rise. Do people have more or less access to birth control today than they did in 1970 Kobe? -
Kobe, is "comprehensive sex education" like comprehensive border control? Just a Leftist meaningless talking point regarding a problem that they believe has only one solution. Open borders and ?.TheKobeStopper said:
Yes, Bob. And countries where guns are illegal don’t have school shootings. Freedoms have consequences.SFGbob said:
Where is it that kids get no formal sex education my strawman ass fucking friend? And why was the out of wedlock birth rate so much lower when kids got no sex education, and there was no birth control Kobe? The explosion in out of wedlock births came after the pill was widely available and sex education was taught in nearly every public school and abortion was made legal.TheKobeStopper said:
Researchers from the University of Washington found that adolescents who receive comprehensive sex education are significantly less likely to become pregnant than adolescents who receive abstinence-only-until-marriage or no formal sex education.SFGbob said:
Yeah, women get pregnant out of wedlock because they don't know where babies come from.TheKobeStopper said:You guys are the party pushing to end Roe v Wade, right?
This is great. The single most effective way to reduce unwanted pregnancies is free contraceptives and comprehensive sex education.
Is your side pushing for those things? You talk a lot about it but you’ve never done shit.
So, you don’t want them to have access to an abortion. You don’t want to provide contraceptives. You don’t even want businesses health insurance to Have to cover birth control. Oh and you don’t want to teach kids anything about it other than abstinence only which makes pregnancy and STD rates sky rocket.
Piss off, fraud.
You don’t want to provide contraceptives. You don’t even want businesses health insurance to Have to cover birth control.
Hasn't that strawman trannie's asshole taken enough abuse for one day Kobe?
It’s always funny when the “do your own research” crowd doesn’t do the research.
People aren't having kids out of wedlock because they don't know where babies come from you dumb son of bitch.
One of the largest shifts in American culture has been women having more freedom. You can yearn for the 1950s if you’d like but if women wanted to get married at 18 and pop out 5 kids, they’d be doing that. They’re not.
You can either work within the confines of more freedom or you can work for less freedom.
Unwanted pregnancies go down with comprehensive sex education. Unwanted pregnancies go down with easier access to contraceptives. You don’t want either of these things, you want less freedom. Whether you do it via laws or cultural pressure is irrelevant.
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Common sense sex control
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brb, jo.RaceBannon said:Common sense sex control
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Kobe did his research. It's amazing that this idiot believes that Conservatives are the cause of out of wedlock births and STD's when the LEFT controls the entire educational system. His own side is too blame but Kobe being the moron that he is, blames the Right because that's what the LEFT does when their policies fail. Kobe. fuck off with your BS, OK.
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Kobe has the typical leftist cartoon view of the world, where evil conservatives only allow school kids to be taught abstinence only sex ed and don't let people have access to birth control. It springs from the same mentality that believes the Christian Right dictates to people how they should live their lives. Who knew that blacks with their 70% plus out of wedlock birth rate all went to these conservative run public schools and live in areas of the country that have no access to birth control.46XiJCAB said:Kobe did his research. It's amazing that this idiot believes that Conservatives are the cause of out of wedlock births and STD's when the LEFT controls the entire educational system. His own side is too blame but Kobe being the moron that he is, blames the Right because that's what the LEFT does when their policies fail. Kobe. fuck off with your BS, OK.
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Comprehensive sex education holy crap what a crock of shit. Hell Mexican generations are about 13-16 years. that's never changed and isn't about to start!TheKobeStopper said:
Yes, Bob. And countries where guns are illegal don’t have school shootings. Freedoms have consequences.SFGbob said:
Where is it that kids get no formal sex education my strawman ass fucking friend? And why was the out of wedlock birth rate so much lower when kids got no sex education, and there was no birth control Kobe? The explosion in out of wedlock births came after the pill was widely available and sex education was taught in nearly every public school and abortion was made legal.TheKobeStopper said:
Researchers from the University of Washington found that adolescents who receive comprehensive sex education are significantly less likely to become pregnant than adolescents who receive abstinence-only-until-marriage or no formal sex education.SFGbob said:
Yeah, women get pregnant out of wedlock because they don't know where babies come from.TheKobeStopper said:You guys are the party pushing to end Roe v Wade, right?
This is great. The single most effective way to reduce unwanted pregnancies is free contraceptives and comprehensive sex education.
Is your side pushing for those things? You talk a lot about it but you’ve never done shit.
So, you don’t want them to have access to an abortion. You don’t want to provide contraceptives. You don’t even want businesses health insurance to Have to cover birth control. Oh and you don’t want to teach kids anything about it other than abstinence only which makes pregnancy and STD rates sky rocket.
Piss off, fraud.
You don’t want to provide contraceptives. You don’t even want businesses health insurance to Have to cover birth control.
Hasn't that strawman trannie's asshole taken enough abuse for one day Kobe?
It’s always funny when the “do your own research” crowd doesn’t do the research.
People aren't having kids out of wedlock because they don't know where babies come from you dumb son of bitch.
One of the largest shifts in American culture has been women having more freedom. You can yearn for the 1950s if you’d like but if women wanted to get married at 18 and pop out 5 kids, they’d be doing that. They’re not.
You can either work within the confines of more freedom or you can work for less freedom.
Unwanted pregnancies go down with comprehensive sex education. Unwanted pregnancies go down with easier access to contraceptives. You don’t want either of these things, you want less freedom. Whether you do it via laws or cultural pressure is irrelevant.
Stop paying people to have babies via welfare etc. and births will go down. People collect money by having kids. They don't care for them. They don't raise them. They don't care if they go to school. They don't care if they are in gangs or commit crimes or go to jail. They just don't fucking care! -
Alright that wasn’t bad.RaceBannon said:Common sense sex control
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The best form of govt is me being 2nd in command to a dictator.
All the benefits of the corruption. Dip out when the going gets tough
