Should schools provide condoms to students?
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Quote:it can help pregnancy and other harmful diseases
I'm sorry last time I checked being pregnant wasn't a disease.

Also Kevin Mercado knows best!
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#2
"I don't care. I'm gay."
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#3
Follow up question: Should we provide sex education to our students?

Marty Mcfakename: What's sex? a kind of dance?
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#4
Nevermind i'm dumb, didn't notice that was said by a girl.
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#5
some of these make me laugh hard

"you can't have sex without a glove"
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ShinkuDragon Wrote:some of these make me laugh hard

"you can't have sex without a glove"

O como dirían en mi rancho:
No hay fiesta sin globos.
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#7
"sex like rabbits"
"Don't be silly, wrap your willy."
"you can't make love without a glove."
"Wrap it before you tap it."
"I don't care. I'm gay."

I don't even-
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#8
Is this picture serious ?
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#9
Why would you even have sex at school? (unless it's college I get it but doing the freaky deaky at like high school?)
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Bomber Wrote:Is this picture serious ?

Hiss
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Chew Wrote:I'm sorry last time I checked being pregnant wasn't a disease.

Uh. Condoms help prevent many STIs that can be transmitted through sexual fluids (semen).

I think it's smart. Teens will have sex regardless so you may as well encourage them to be safe about it.
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#12
how about we just get over the stigma of buying sexy things in public
it's not embarrasing, it's responsible
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#13
I actually think the schools should not waste money on buying condoms for students, unless some organization is giving them to the school for no cost. Also, students that have sex without condoms should be aware of said consequences. If they're not, then that just helps to keep some people in poverty/stuck in middle class. Which is obviously not good, but with the population constantly rising, it is needed I feel. Same concept that if we all have a college degree, it becomes worth less, than what it was when not everyone could have a college degree. We can't all be bothered to help those who want to stick it in every good looking female out there when they're a teenager.

Plus, it helps those who actually didn't have sex/did use a condom who sought higher education to have better chances at success in society, rather than to have to compete with people who mated like rabbits.
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Chew Wrote:I'm sorry last time I checked being pregnant wasn't a disease.

Obviously it's a parasite!
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#15
If I remember correctly, some school in the U.S. did that sort of thing. No idea how it turned out though.
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MuscleWizard Wrote:how about we just get over the stigma of buying sexy things in public
it's not embarrasing, it's responsible

Humans are naturally embarrassed when it comes to anything ''private''. Large reason why most people aren't nudists.
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Jettono Wrote:If I remember correctly, some school in the U.S. did that sort of thing. No idea how it turned out though.

Um, LOTS of schools in the U.S. provide free condoms, my public university included. Here it's drastically lowered rates of pregnancy and STIs, proving how this thread's question is a no-brainer.
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案山子 Wrote:Humans are naturally embarrassed when it comes to anything ''private''. Large reason why most people aren't nudists.

Cavemen were pretty nude with just their loincloths and all
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#19
"pregnancy and other harmful diseases"
Bad wording, mate.
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Celan Wrote:"pregnancy and other harmful diseases"
Bad wording, mate.

but pregnancy is harmful.. To your bank account!
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