Abortion

@pete wrote:

I said quite clearly we and people, not me, you got nothing constructive to say then fuck off and start your own thread there’s a good lad

Me is a subset of we, you dullard. You can’t have we without me because that is them.

I’m glad you infer you don’t, though. For a moment I had an awful vision. You were on your sofa, rolls of lard falling over the top of your y-fronts, stuffing black pudding into your fat fucking face, belching at X Factor and cursing the gods everytime a Bodyform advert came on.

You’re quite right, Jen. I really should be more restrained.

says the second class one :lol:

I don’t think there is anything wrong in advertising an abortion clinic. If by just one person watching the advertisment means they find the courage to ring up and talk about wether they want to keep the unplanned pregnancy getting help then it’s a good thing. We may assume everyone knows where to turn to in these circumstances, but it’s quite obvious they don’t.
However the advert in question, although probably helpful for someone in desparate circumstances, seems to make the issue of unwanted pregnancies not a big deal and easy to deal with physically and emotionally. I’m not sure how abortion advertising could actually be portrayed. One thing most people agree with is education at school is vital. But schools do have sex education. The question is how are we educating wrongly and why don’t we look to other countries where sex education and teenage pregnancies are low, and therefore seek their help in trying to get the same results in this country. Surely it’s not rocket science to seek help. Time and time again figures are published about the rate of teenage pregnancies in differnt countries. For god sake use that information to find the right answers. It has to be better than what is happening now.