University is making headlines across the country today after newspapers and TV stations picked up an AP story about the school offering Plan B emergency contraceptive (you can also call it levonorgestrel if you're not into brand names) via a vending machine in the school's health center.
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NO. Bad idea!
ReplyDeleteIn today's society, that would be giving them "permission" and an "easy way out".
We all know that today's youth has been pretty much raised to "take the easy way out", so why let such a serious issue be easy?
Keep the reprocussions in place. By that, I mean, they have to go to a doctors office and get a prescription for it.
11:38, so basically, make it harder for kids to protect against pregnancy?
ReplyDeleteNewsflash, your kids are not going to stop having sex.
Learn to adapt.