Quote From: serez03For all of those breast feeding moms congratulations it doesn't bother me at all to see mothers breastfeeding their kids. I can't beleive those people that get offended when they see a mother feeding their child but think that people showing their underwear is individualism, and girls showing their bras as a fashion statement. And a lot more I don't mention.  
 
The other thing about condoms being distributed in schools I as a mother of 3 little ones would not like for schools to give my girls condoms. See that is another thing that is very upsetting. Schools are allowed to distribute condoms so to prevent teenagers from getting pregnant but at the same time they exclude GOD from being in the pledge of alligence and to have GOD in courts or in anything to do with school.. Doesn't GOD Prevent evil, prevent wrong doing and shows how beautiful life is and yet they exclude HIM from schools. What is this world coming too and we wonder why many kids are commiting Suicide. In my viewpoint passing out condoms in public schools is wrong that is the parents decision and nobody else's. 
That is why it is called a PUBLIC school...God should have no place in it.
There are many religions that go to PUBLIC schools...some believing in God, some not, some believing in another diety or none at all.
And kids aren't committing suicide because condoms are being distributed in schools. They are committing suicide because NO ONE IS TALKING ABOUT IT!!! (ie. where to go for help...what to do about the feelings that I am having...) School becomes a perfect place to address these issues because you can reach such a large number of students; however, parents must be involved too.
And it isn't like schools are GIVING condoms to every kid. They are available for students, but they are not pushed upon every child with the assumption that they will naturally be having sex because they are a teenager.
Education is KEY! Ignorance is not an excuse. "Just Say No" has been proven to fall on deaf ears. I think abstinance needs to be one part of sex education, along with other options for those students who will not follow that philosophy.