Unexpurgated comment from a real mom

as a pro-choice mother of teenage boys, the fundamentalist view being
portrayed nationwide as this teen pregnancy being hailed as a "blessed
event" scares the sh** out of me. i live in a rural area that has one of
the state's highest teen pregnancy rates. this has been discussed openly
in our home because i have witnessed over and over the "joy" little
girls portray as they drop out of school and push their baby carriages
around town. i have seen the young men drop out of school, get a job to
buy diapers just because they had unprotected sex. i have always
encouraged my boys to wait to have sex, but i know there are families
out there,just like the palins, that will throw a big party for the
child-mom who "chooses" to have the baby. i am scared to death of the
teen girls who are watching who are hearing just what they want to hear
- go ahead - get pregnant. my boys have access to condoms, and i sure
hope they use them. and, i can guarantee i keep a closer eye on my boys
than sarah palin apparently kept on her daughter. and, even if this
pretty young couple gets married, i suppose we'll see another chapter of
their "normal" family when they divorce in 3-5 years.

http://tinyurl.com/o42at

On Wed, 03 Sep 2008 17:53:03 -0400, hk wrote:

Unexpurgated comment from a real mom

as a pro-choice mother of teenage boys, the fundamentalist view being
portrayed nationwide as this teen pregnancy being hailed as a "blessed
event" scares the sh** out of me. i live in a rural area that has one of
the state's highest teen pregnancy rates. this has been discussed openly
in our home because i have witnessed over and over the "joy" little
girls portray as they drop out of school and push their baby carriages
around town. i have seen the young men drop out of school, get a job to
buy diapers just because they had unprotected sex. i have always
encouraged my boys to wait to have sex, but i know there are families
out there,just like the palins, that will throw a big party for the
child-mom who "chooses" to have the baby. i am scared to death of the
teen girls who are watching who are hearing just what they want to hear
- go ahead - get pregnant. my boys have access to condoms, and i sure
hope they use them. and, i can guarantee i keep a closer eye on my boys
than sarah palin apparently kept on her daughter. and, even if this
pretty young couple gets married, i suppose we'll see another chapter of
their "normal" family when they divorce in 3-5 years.

The biased political crap you post here is exactly that.........bull
crap.

"A real mom speaks out ..."

You mean, as apposed to *fake* moms?

Or is it, Mom wannabees?

http://tinyurl.com/o42at

On Wed, 3 Sep 2008 15:13:48 -0700 (PDT), Tim wrote:



"A real mom speaks out ..."

You mean, as apposed to *fake* moms?

Or is it, Mom wannabees?

Thought you were staying out of politics. You don't really think anything
you say has any bearing on Harry's thinking, do you? Remember, he, et al,
have one goal - the demise of the group.

On Sep 3, 5:24*pm, John H wrote:
On Wed, 3 Sep 2008 15:13:48 -0700 (PDT), Tim wrote:

"A real mom speaks out ..."

You mean, as apposed to *fake* moms?

Or is it, Mom wannabees?

Thought you were staying out of politics. You don't really think anything
you say has any bearing on Harry's thinking, do you? Remember, he, et al,
have one goal - the demise of the group.

John I am staying (fairly well) our of politics. I was playing on the
words in the header of the thread.

I like to have fun here. Harry can't make me mad, nor I him. so....

besides, politics is a joke anyhow.

JimH wrote:
On Wed, 03 Sep 2008 17:53:03 -0400, hk wrote:

Unexpurgated comment from a real mom

as a pro-choice mother of teenage boys, the fundamentalist view being
portrayed nationwide as this teen pregnancy being hailed as a "blessed
event" scares the sh** out of me. i live in a rural area that has one of
the state's highest teen pregnancy rates. this has been discussed openly
in our home because i have witnessed over and over the "joy" little
girls portray as they drop out of school and push their baby carriages
around town. i have seen the young men drop out of school, get a job to
buy diapers just because they had unprotected sex. i have always
encouraged my boys to wait to have sex, but i know there are families
out there,just like the palins, that will throw a big party for the
child-mom who "chooses" to have the baby. i am scared to death of the
teen girls who are watching who are hearing just what they want to hear
- go ahead - get pregnant. my boys have access to condoms, and i sure
hope they use them. and, i can guarantee i keep a closer eye on my boys
than sarah palin apparently kept on her daughter. and, even if this
pretty young couple gets married, i suppose we'll see another chapter of
their "normal" family when they divorce in 3-5 years.

The biased political crap you post here is exactly that.........bull
crap.
Finally; Jimmie comes out of the darkness.

On Sep 3, 5:53*pm, hk wrote:
Unexpurgated comment from a real mom

as a pro-choice mother of teenage boys, the fundamentalist view being
portrayed nationwide as this teen pregnancy being hailed as a "blessed
event" scares the sh** out of me. i live in a rural area that has one of
the state's highest teen pregnancy rates. this has been discussed openly
in our home because i have witnessed over and over the "joy" little
girls portray as they drop out of school and push their baby carriages
around town. i have seen the young men drop out of school, get a job to
buy diapers just because they had unprotected sex. i have always
encouraged my boys to wait to have sex, but i know there are families
out there,just like the palins, that will throw a big party for the
child-mom who "chooses" to have the baby. i am scared to death of the
teen girls who are watching who are hearing just what they want to hear
- go ahead - get pregnant. my boys have access to condoms, and i sure
hope they use them. and, i can guarantee i keep a closer eye on my boys
than sarah palin apparently kept on her daughter. and, even if this
pretty young couple gets married, i suppose we'll see another chapter of
their "normal" family when they divorce in 3-5 years.

http://tinyurl.com/o42at