Sex-Ed Advocates Ignore the Relationship between Birth Control, Abortion and STDs
Published on Thursday, November 19, 2009
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Journalists and CDC officials waste no time in blaming disturbingly high rates of STD infections on “abstinence only” education, without offering any evidence of such a correlation. Not surprisingly, they neglect to mention two factors which have been statistically proven to raise rates of STD infection: legalized abortion and hormonal birth control methods.2 Comments
Dean Nelson —› 2009.11.20
No wonder that most Planned Parenthood clinics are in our communities pushing comprehensive sex ed, birth control and abortions. They don't care about these women they just want to make more money by encouraging these women be more have more sexual encounters.Leave a comment
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utang ekpo —› 2009.11.19
Definitely true. From real life encounters, I definitely agree that abortion and birth control fuels promiscuity and consequently STD's for all young people, especially young black women. Oh, that we would heed wise counsel to not engage in sex until we are married! That would really make the world a better place disease-wise.