Teen boys: fatalistically confident about accidently impreganating a girl

I came across this article when I logged off from Hotmail. Reading through the article I was struck by a number of interesting tidbits. The curious combination of fatalism and confidence among teen boys that they would accidently impregnate a girl despite not wanting to

More fascinating- in one of those it takes modern social studies to affirm the obvious- that the whole 'reproductive health' information has been skewered in favour of the girls and that boys have been compeltely marginalized. Gee sound like an awful lot like schools with their anti-boy attitudes doesn't it?.

David Landry of the Guttmacher institute- Planned Parenthood's thinktank arm- suddenly laments how healthcare professionals don't have frank discussion with teen boys about sex. Why should they? After all, it's the absolute woman's right to decide whether or not she keeps the baby or not. Moreover, contraception is gynocentric and impedes the reciprocal nature of sexual behaviour. So contraception inadventently shields boys from the consequences of impregnatating their girlfriends. Thus, further entrenching the teen boys' total indifference to fatherhood and other forms of responsibility. Further, nowhere does the article ever raise another option- abstience. After all, why should society encourage self-control and patience with respect to sex? That would put Planned Parenthood out of business as it could no longer justify the exorbitant tax subsidies the American federal government grants for sexual 'health advice' abortions and contraception.

Another social scientist state the obvious paragraph is when it highlight about boys' attitudes towards sex and whether he favours or not pregenancy, influences the girls' attitudes towards birth and abortion.
And that's potentially more omnious because if boys have positive views of pregnacy that means they'll inordinately influence their girlfriends to keep the babies. Worse, the boys would reimpose patriarchial authourity and that's far more horrifying! Imagine! Stable loving families with loving parents who dote on their kids. Even better is the gratuitious class snobbery: boys most likely to be positive towards pregnancy are from 'less-educated' mothers. Nice subtle potshot at moms who adhere to traditional values or typical views of sex, pregnancy and birth.

I thought the Guttmacher's pious prescription of including teachers and parents in talking about sex reproductive health very sly. After all the parents- especially the less-educated mom needs to be brainwashed included in the discussion...sponsored by Planned Parenthood.
It's unsurprising to read Planned Parenthood's disingenuity about teen boys' role in sex, pregancy and abortion.

Le pétrole, Nouvelle Orléans et la politique de transport canadienne

Aujourd'hui, il avait un petit renseignement RDI/A> que 79% de la production du pétrole au Golfe de Méxique est suspendue. Aucune surprise mais je me demande si cette fois-ci l'interruption du raffinement du pétrole pendant plusieurs mois finalement changera les habitudes des consommateurs et la politique de transport canadienne.