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	<title>Comments on: Purity Balls?</title>
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		<title>By: ameritrash</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 16 May 2006 13:46:55 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>brilliant post. this is another disappointing thing to see happening. you know this pledge won&#039;t mean that much after they&#039;re in college for a couple of years and have learned a bit more. it&#039;s almost a cult-like indoctrination - get &#039;em when they&#039;re young and they don&#039;t know enough about life to know what a bad idea this is. who is actually doing this? who is naive enough to believe that during a session of heavy petting in their twenties they&#039;ll think back to a sweet little dance they had with their father several years prior? i have a feeling that isn&#039;t going to come up - &#039;cause your dad isn&#039;t gonna be much on your mind at that point.

it&#039;s more likely an effort by the religious right to address teenage pregnancy - and since they can&#039;t officially say &quot;go have safe sex&quot; because they promote abstinence, they have to say &quot;don&#039;t have sex until you&#039;re married&quot;. sure. that&#039;s fine. but for chrissakes teach &#039;em about birth control. sex is not evil. you might wanna teach &#039;em that too.

and where ARE the Winner Balls (pledge not to be a loser), the Individuality Balls (pledge not to conform for the sake of conformity), the Vows Actually Mean Something Balls (pledge to actually keep your pledges), etc?</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>brilliant post. this is another disappointing thing to see happening. you know this pledge won&#8217;t mean that much after they&#8217;re in college for a couple of years and have learned a bit more. it&#8217;s almost a cult-like indoctrination &#8211; get &#8216;em when they&#8217;re young and they don&#8217;t know enough about life to know what a bad idea this is. who is actually doing this? who is naive enough to believe that during a session of heavy petting in their twenties they&#8217;ll think back to a sweet little dance they had with their father several years prior? i have a feeling that isn&#8217;t going to come up &#8211; &#8217;cause your dad isn&#8217;t gonna be much on your mind at that point.</p>
<p>it&#8217;s more likely an effort by the religious right to address teenage pregnancy &#8211; and since they can&#8217;t officially say &#8220;go have safe sex&#8221; because they promote abstinence, they have to say &#8220;don&#8217;t have sex until you&#8217;re married&#8221;. sure. that&#8217;s fine. but for chrissakes teach &#8216;em about birth control. sex is not evil. you might wanna teach &#8216;em that too.</p>
<p>and where ARE the Winner Balls (pledge not to be a loser), the Individuality Balls (pledge not to conform for the sake of conformity), the Vows Actually Mean Something Balls (pledge to actually keep your pledges), etc?</p>
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