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 dereglat esti tu nebunule, tu nu vezi ca nu poti sa te exprimi decent? frustratule!!!

In rest vorbesti din carti ateiste si propaganda de de lei. Bai ateule, voi sunteti 0.2% in tara asta asa ca du-te si lasa-ne pe noi, atata timp cat noi suntem 87% ortodocsi si 98% crestini in tara asta si tot noi platim 98% taxe noi avem dreptul.

educatia sexuala e o mizerie. in toate tarile in care s-a bagat educatia sexuala au loc cele mai multe nasteri precoce, sex de la varste de 12 ani etc etc. Papagalule.

Educatia sexuala o dai copilului acasa.

Plodul tau nu e obligat sa faca religie daca nu vrei. Semneaza si nu face. E simplu. Dar nu ne obligi tu stricatule la cap sa facem cereri.

Poveste este creierul tau miniscul care n-a fost pe la biserica. Intr-o tara ortodoxa in care se intampla miracole tu vorbesti de povesti. Esti drogat si spalat pe creier,sau esti cumva membru ASUR? Propagandistule spalat pe creier.

Educatia ta este 0, in fapt este ironic sa vorbesti de educatie cand tu injuri de mama....Ateii sunt niste indoctrinati fanatici frustrati si o dovedesti.

Marea Britanie, tara cu atei multi si educatie sexuala din anii 70 domina topurile la nasteri timpurii inca de la 14 ani

www.dailymail.co.uk /news/article-28860/UK-tops-league-teenage-pregnancy.html

Britain still has the highest rate of teenage pregnancy in Western Europe despite being one of the world's biggest users of contraceptives.

The figures, which emerged yesterday in a large- scale international study, appeared to explode claims by the sex education lobby that the UK's sky-high teenage birth rate is down to ignorance.

It showed that four out of five females between the ages of 15 and 44 in Britain - 80 per cent -use some form of contraception.

This compares to 76 per cent in the U.S., 75 per cent in France and 59 per cent in Japan.

Britain, nevertheless, has a sky-high level of teenage pregnancies, with 2.9 out of every 100 girls aged between 15 and 19 giving birth every year.

In France, where there is less contraceptive use, only 0.9 of every 100 girls aged 15 to 19 have babies, according to the survey.