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6 Responses to ““Safe Sex Or No Sex” Shirts Get Teens Suspended”

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1. These girls have every right to get facts out to their peers.
   The adults seem to want to keep secrets.
   Lora

   lora bruncke February 7, 2008 | 4:27 pm EST

2. I forgot to add GO, GIRLS!

   lora bruncke February 7, 2008 | 4:28 pm EST

3. What exactly do people who support these girls think ’safe sex’ is?
   If you do your homework, you’ll find that most teens who are having
   sex and are using condoms don’t use them correctly or every time.
   Plus the condoms break quite often.
   So how is this safe sex?
   Pregnancy is not desired for our teens. It’s a hard road, but survivable.
   But there are many STD’s that are even more difficult to bear.
   Have any of you heard of the STD, HPV before?
   A condom isn’t guaranteed protection from this awful disease.
   And, you can contract it just by touching ‘particular areas’ of the body.
   20 million people currently have this disease many contracted in their teens.
   About 6.2 million Americans get a new HPV infection each year.
   Don’t believe me…check out the Center of Disease Control’s website.
   And if you think that the Gardisil shot will protect your teen,
   the vaccine does not protect against all types of HPV.
   It only protects from four strains and there are 30.
   And it also greatly increases your daughter or future daughter in laws
   risk for cervical cancer; many years down the road.
   I’ve talked with Many teens both male and female who have been involved
   sexually. I can tell you that most regret it and wish they’d waited.

   So, wouldn’t you prefer your teens wait for a partner who is 100% positive that
   they’ll not bring disease into their lives. Or don’t you prefer your teen find a spouse one day
   that doesn’t bring a bunch of horrible baggage with them? Or find out that they now have cervical
   cancer from a bad choice when they were a teen?
   I know I do. I want the absolute best for my kids. That’s why I teach them to wait
   for ALL sexual activity until marriage.

   Angela February 8, 2008 | 10:27 pm EST

4. You are right. Thank you. The girls cannot practice safe sex. Some will be allergic to latex and spermicides, anyway.
   They have to understand that to be truly safe, it must be no sex. Yikes!
   They will eventually marry. How can we make it safe then?
   Lora

   lora bruncke February 9, 2008 | 12:56 pm EST

5. I’d suspend these girls for eating too many Big Macs and Whoppers! You can have all the safe sex you want, but does it really matter if you drop dead at 29 from a heart attack?

   Freddy Deeb February 9, 2008 | 1:37 pm EST

6. And who do we have to thank for these girls prefering Big Macs and Whoppers? I say aggressive marketing.
   I remember my grandfather and father being excited when MacDonald’s first opened up. A great, cheap family meal!
   Most kids love this type of food because it is familiar and tasty.
   Apples are never advertised, nor do they have the same taste sensation, nor do they come with a toy, and they probably contain pesticides and herbicides.

   Kids today face huge health risks promoted by unethical marketing because of man’s preoccupation with his wallet.

   Speaking about heart attacks at a young age, I just became aware that teens face the potential to overdose on caffeine from a ROCKSTAR energy drink. My daughter and her friend each bought a can and drank the whole thing. It became available to our teens without parents really knowing much about it. Luckily she had the can and I looked at it.
   Was I mad!
   ROCKSTAR sells a 710 ml energy + punch, which is an overdose amount of caffeine, if taken in one sitting. They sell them here in Canada next to other drinks the same size. They print on the can that the limit is 500 ml per adult per yet they target teens, who won’t read the fine print.
   I have contacted my government and called the Rockstar, Inc. number for Coca-Cola, but no results yet.
   I live in Canada so not sure if they sell this size in the states.
   Parents might want to check.
   Lora

   lora bruncke February 9, 2008 | 6:10 pm EST

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