Internetlolz. Or, you know, abstinance. And uhhh... I dunno about anyone else? But I was rather under the impression that most religious groups were quite happy to control sex. Certainly outside of marriage. And people being forced into marriage is a far more significant issue for you to worry about than people who don't know how reproduction works (If there are any outside of Africa over the age of 10.).Originally Posted by Asorie
You are so detached from reality -- particularly on this issue -- that it's impossible to argue fact with you. Do you know nothing about sex "education" in America? About the number of people who have virtually no access to healthcare? Are you aware of the near impossibility for a woman to get sterilized, or the scarcity of reproductive care unbiased by religion? I give you the benefit of the doubt and assume that's because you've seen such a miniscule portion of this country that you have no real frame of reference whatsoever, but I think it's rather sad that because you perceive our economic system as being better than that in your country of origin, you assume these problems are a moot point.
Hey, I didn't know Cloud No.9 had another account. Oh, sorry, I was totally so used to his wishing of suffering on people with differing viewpoints on political or economic issues that I got the two of you confused. Yet again, I point out that I have no desire at all to actively see other people suffering. I simply don't think anyone else is legally responsible for helping them out of it.I concede this argument because there's no point in trying to have a civil discussion with someone who's clearly so indifferent to the plight of others, if not outright amused at their suffering. I fervently hope that you one day find yourself in the fortunate positions of these people, so you can see just how great the system really is, and appreciate it firsthand.
