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Originally Posted by hrandani
I totally agree with this, but it doesn't solve the problem of millions of terrible parents that do exist, and because of their poor parenting now you have a really screwed up life for the kids, and for their new kid.
Fact is awful parents are here to stay. They don't have the time or the money or the will to take their kids to the doctor. Now are you going to ignore it and condemn it while letting two generations of Americans get thrown into poverty, or are you going to try to do something about it? No one's forcing the kids to get birth control. Personally I think this is actually in the school's interest because I will be damned if pregnant / expectant / parent children are going to make it academically. I went to a public school like that, middle and high, and the fact is, this already happens.
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I rather doubt the pregnancy rate of 11 year olds justifies a school program to prevent it. Might as well mandate birth control for kids (and yes I think thats the next concept for people like this).