Nobel Hobos 2 wrote:Jedi Council wrote:
My contention was their broad generalization that states these strategies offer "the best outcomes" was an assumption.
Oh granted. They might have a study from some US "university" which shows that you know. Not the sort of study that deserves to be called a "paper" of course.
One more time. Stay abstinent before marriage. Get married. Stay abstinent forever ...
If they are talking about STI's or Abortions, sure, statistics might be on their side, but saying those strategies offer "the best outcomes for all" is an extremely vague, and most likely incorrect statement.
Glad it will be an option, but it should be taught properly.
Which one are you glad of being an option? Abstinence or long-term relationship?
Abstinence can be taught as a method of reducing ones risk of STIs provided that other contraceptive methods are taught alongside it..
I think teaching that long term relationships lower STI risk is kind of pointless, since it is basically saying that a smaller number of sexual partners will have the same result. They are merely couching a small number of partners as a series of long term relationships to fit their preferred moral framework.


