I have to admit my friends, I'm a little confused about certain aspects of the situation here

involving Mark Foley and the, in the page.

Now the school system, the public school system has since the late 80s been teaching us

that kids are going to have sex.

We can't stop them.

Not our business, it's not.

I mean, you've got so far as teaching them to use condoms with bananas.

Or in some cases peanuts, I mean, you, cucumbers, but peanuts too.

You have to give them all life possibilities out there.

And we had parents out on Long Island who were inviting their kids to have their boyfriend

or girlfriend spend the night at the house because it'd be cleaner and safer than if they

were conjugating in the back seat of the family sedan.

When so far say we might even put a pack of cigarettes on the nightstand so that you

can have a smoke after you have sex.

And now I realize that that's sex among teenagers, but the public education sex ed program

does not say that it's wrong.

You start talking abstinence to them and they go nuts.

Yeah, easy for you to say we can't stop this.

So we gave them condoms to encourage the risky behavior.

Now the liberals also tell us that sex and gender issues are just lifestyles.

Choices.

Not choices.

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