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Re: Sterilisation
« Reply #30 on: 21 August 2012, 13:04:02 »

There are an awful lot of 15yr olds where a bullet would do far more good than sterilisation. And 'dangle berries' to the namby pamby do-gooders who try to protect them behind being minors. And shoot the parents as well.
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Re: Sterilisation
« Reply #31 on: 21 August 2012, 13:13:17 »

Up to about 1972/1973........many US states routinely practiced sterilisation on girls and women thought to be "feeble minded"

This was often done against their will. Force would be used if required. :( :(

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Re: Sterilisation
« Reply #32 on: 21 August 2012, 13:23:28 »

Up to about 1972/1973........many US states routinely practiced sterilisation on girls and women thought to be "feeble minded"

This was often done against their will. Force would be used if required. :( :(
Shame they stopped.

7bn people in this world, due to climb to 10bn by (I think) 2020 :o, unsustainable.
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Re: Sterilisation
« Reply #33 on: 21 August 2012, 13:29:07 »

Up to about 1972/1973........many US states routinely practiced sterilisation on girls and women thought to be "feeble minded"

This was often done against their will. Force would be used if required. :( :(
Shame they stopped.

7bn people in this world, due to climb to 10bn by (I think) 2020 :o, unsustainable.



You're becoming far too compassionate for your own good  these days, TB. ::) ::) ;D ;D ;)
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Re: Sterilisation
« Reply #34 on: 21 August 2012, 13:35:45 »

Up to about 1972/1973........many US states routinely practiced sterilisation on girls and women thought to be "feeble minded"

This was often done against their will. Force would be used if required. :( :(
Surely about time this was done in Africa and parts of Asia.
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Re: Sterilisation
« Reply #35 on: 21 August 2012, 13:47:10 »

Up to about 1972/1973........many US states routinely practiced sterilisation on girls and women thought to be "feeble minded"

This was often done against their will. Force would be used if required. :( :(
Surely about time this was done in Africa and parts of Asia.
And parts of Milton Keynes, and all of Banbury ;D
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« Reply #36 on: 21 August 2012, 13:53:52 »

Up to about 1972/1973........many US states routinely practiced sterilisation on girls and women thought to be "feeble minded"

This was often done against their will. Force would be used if required. :( :(
Surely about time this was done in Africa and parts of Asia.
And parts of Milton Keynes, and all of Banbury ;D

I think of you (no, not in that way) and chuckle every time I pass the sign for Banbury on the M40 ;D
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Re: Sterilisation
« Reply #37 on: 21 August 2012, 13:56:10 »

Maybe male sterilisation is the answer in some of these places. Could have a bloke with two bricks in every McDonalds car park at night. Every male who enters in a "modified" vehicle.. "clomp". :y
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Re: Sterilisation
« Reply #38 on: 21 August 2012, 13:59:34 »

Maybe male sterilisation is the answer in some of these places. Could have a bloke with two bricks in every McDonalds car park at night. Every male who enters in a "modified" vehicle.. "clomp". :y

Can there be an exemption for those who are willing to go and have the proper (less painful) snip, please? ;D
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« Reply #39 on: 21 August 2012, 14:02:25 »

Maybe male sterilisation is the answer in some of these places. Could have a bloke with two bricks in every McDonalds car park at night. Every male who enters in a "modified" vehicle.. "clomp". :y

 ;D ;D ;D
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Re: Sterilisation
« Reply #40 on: 21 August 2012, 14:04:49 »

Maybe male sterilisation is the answer in some of these places. Could have a bloke with two bricks in every McDonalds car park at night. Every male who enters in a "modified" vehicle.. "clomp". :y

Can there be an exemption for those who are willing to go and have the proper (less painful) snip, please? ;D

It's only painful if you catch your thumbs between the bricks.  ;)
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Re: Sterilisation
« Reply #42 on: 21 August 2012, 14:07:40 »

Maybe male sterilisation is the answer in some of these places. Could have a bloke with two bricks in every McDonalds car park at night. Every male who enters in a "modified" vehicle.. "clomp". :y

Can there be an exemption for those who are willing to go and have the proper (less painful) snip, please? ;D

It's only painful if you catch your thumbs between the bricks.  ;)

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Re: Sterilisation
« Reply #43 on: 21 August 2012, 15:14:24 »

Can't agree with some of these comments. Supposing the boyfriend decides they can't be arsed afford to buy condoms. 15-year olds can quite easily be led into believing they have met the  love of their life and will do ANYTHING to keep them. They go down the sterilisation route. They get dumped. When they reach adulthood in their 20s, and quite capable of being a responsible parent, they will find that their "informed decision! was anything but.

Being old enough to have sex does not mean you're old enough to take adult life-changing decisions.

It would if we educated our young adults on life, and stopped treating them as children until there mid 20s. I say mid 20s as that is when those who have just left University have to grow up very quickly. This country is still trying its best to keep young adults as children, and that is the problem. Mother nature decides when it is time to have sex, not a law.
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Re: Sterilisation
« Reply #44 on: 21 August 2012, 15:15:41 »

Maybe male sterilisation is the answer in some of these places. Could have a bloke with two bricks in every McDonalds car park at night. Every male who enters in a "modified" vehicle.. "clomp". :y

Does that include those with Irmscher bits attached ?  ::)
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