How can anyone take this article seriously when its author refers to Planned Parenthood as an "abortion conglomerate" and we know that there is a movement out there to push on girls the double standard by which they have to "behave" sexually while the males do whatever they want, sexually speaking, and then seek to "marry" females who have no sexual experience?
We don't know how many of these complaining parents believe in this trashy nonsense and seek to dump it on their daughters. This double standard always has to be a factor in the "sniff test" in judging what youth are taught about sex. Girls get it from two sides, both the sleaze balls who push this "moral" crap aimed at satisfying male sexual desires and the males who have no "morals" and will do anything with their own bodies that they can get. Our girls need to be given protection from both sides so that they can make their own choices, whether they decide yes or no as to any man. It can be "no, I don't want to." or it can be "yes, I approve and accept your advances." Education is intended to give them this choice based on reason.
"How can anyone take this article seriously, when it refuses to parrot the party line we have VERY CLEARLY told everyone to use?"
If you have any proof that the article isn't true and that the incident never happened - beyond the fact that it isn't as flattering to Planned Parenthood as you think it should be - please produce it. Pass THAT sniff test, and then maybe we'll waste time hearing what you have to say about believability and "nonsense". In the meantime, THEY are the parents, and you aren't, so we won't be accepting your version of "trash" and "dumping it on their daughters".
Furthermore, they are not "our" girls. You didn't birth any of them, Chuckles. You know nothing about them. So you're cordially invited to stop dealing yourself into the parental decisions, and dictating that they need to be "protected" against their parents DARING to teach them things that you, the utter stranger who is nevertheless MUCH more knowledgeable and concerned, have summarily decided is wrong. (Which is exactly what you were bitching about in regards to the story, if I recall correctly.)