Oh please don't start the ProLife debate... no one will ever agree to agree on that o Not a debate just a fact
title is not where you quote. do that in the message body. It is a debate. your personal feelings don't make fact. its a debate people have expressed resistance in having right now, so if you'd like to force it i'm sure nobody would mind if talk to your favorite wall. Edit: Post 1234. Kick ***! =D
A fact in your mind and literature perhaps. To someone else it might depend on how far along they are.... but I'm really not going there with you. There is no right answer to make everybody happy on this one. Have a great night and a beautiful weekend! :mrgreen:
I know Right. How low does your self esteem have to be for you to think "huh, i'd like to go get prego. Lets see, O look there's a homeless guy! Homeless guys will do anything" eek. :ack: I'd really like to slap her Momma!
What amazed me the most was the perfect stupidity of the school and the two "staff" members who quit. They felt that had sex education and free contraception been available to the girls, this would never have happened. They wanted to give contraception out freely and feel that would have fixed things. How many brain cells does it require to realize that if girls are acting dissapointed because they are NOT pregnant...and celebrate to find that they ARE pregnant.... Telling them where babies come from and giving them something to prevent pregnancy is not the solution.
They were just talking about this on GMA. One of the grandmothers to be is thrilled about the news!!! Wonder if she is the one the homeless man will be living with?
Looks like there maybe a little less to this story than we were told (unfortunately there are still a bunch of babies having babies). http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2008-06-23-teens-pact_N.htm?csp=34
The pregnancy pact fallout continues in Gloucester, the Massachusetts fishing town that made headlines this summer after the high school principal claimed that 17 girls agreed to get pregnant so they could raise their babies together. Last week, it was the principal Joseph Sullivan who announced his resignation with a letter in which he defiantly stood by his public comments on the "pact" and slammed the town's school superintendent for suggesting he had been wrong and couldn't remember who told him about the pact. Sullivan's angry resignation letter accused the mayor of slandering "my reputation, my integrity and my intelligence." Now Mayor Carolyn Kirk is the target of a recall petition circulated by a dozen residents who are outraged at Sullivan's resignation and the mayor's handling of the scandal. The petition claims Kirk slandered the principal and failed to lead the city "fairly and effectively." "Carolyn Kirk is out of touch with this community and doesn't understand our needs, and it was absolutely unfair the way that she treated Joe Sullivan," Annette Dion, a 45-year-old private music teacher in Gloucester, told ABCNews.com. "This [petition] is giving people an opportunity to vent their anger and frustration, and the response has been overwhelmingly positive so far since we started Friday." In the petition, which needs to collect more than 4,000 of the town's 20,672 registered voters to hold a recall election, the group also claimed that Kirk has refused to investigate and prosecute municipal fraud unrelated to the pregnancy pact controversy. http://www.salon.com/5things/
