For those who may not remember, Gomer Pyle, USMC was a sitcom featuring Jim Nabors as a dumb but loveable Marine private. One of his most famous lines
was “Suuprize, Suuprize, Suuprize.” He would utter these words when he was about to do something to irritate the Sargent or say something obvious.
I’ve decided to use this phrase when I encounter a study that tells us something obvious that we should have known all along.
Today’s edition comes from my friend Valerie Huber of the Ascend organization, which among other things, “represents and equips the Sexual Risk Avoidance
field.”
She put together a press release showing
that the Obama Administration’s favorite Sex Ed program is not working:
- Sexually active students in 2009 (at the conclusion of the Bush Administration) were more likely to use a condom than in 2015.
- The use of long-acting reversible contraception (LARC), largely underwritten by the Affordable Care Act, is increasing. But LARC offers no help in
reducing the acquisition of STDs. However, fewer teens use a condom when they use birth control pills, or LARCs.
- Young adults (ages 15-24) only account for about 25% of the sexually active population, they account for nearly 2/3 of all reported cases of chlamydia
and gonorrhea.
- Fewer communities are comfortable with the brand of sex education funded through the Obama administration’s Teen Pregnancy Prevention (TPP) program.
No Suuprizes here!
Sex ed is government-funded propaganda for the Sexual Revolution. Get the kids hooked on sex before they are old enough to have mature judgment. Convince
them that self-command is impossible, and possibly unhealthy. The kids become participants in and supporters of the Sexual Revolution.
Parents of school-aged kids: get them out of sex-ed programs. Grandparents, get yourselves organized to get these programs out of the schools in your community.
