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Yeah, because there's a difference between pornography and "sex acts." Plenty of YA novels have sex acts in them, because children need to have AT LEAST an aca
by SR2Z 3y ago
Yeah, because there's a difference between pornography and "sex acts." Plenty of YA novels have sex acts in them, because children need to have AT LEAST an academic understanding of the process and social context around it.
To say otherwise invites teenage pregnancy, which unlike moral outrage (which by its very nature is not evidence supported), causes actual serious consequences in the lives of innocent people.
It's especially funny because the places which are enacting reactionary policies like this one are also the ones that don't offer sex-ed :(
- CP3f6kMA 3y agoOr they offer provably inferior abstinence only education
- brazzledazzle 3y agoIt's not inferior if your goal is a large amount of lower class babies growing up with few prospects outside of the military and retail jobs for the rest of their lives.