Dolphins Don Jones suspended for tweeting about Michael Sam

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  • Aso
    The Serious House
    • Nov 2008
    • 11137

    You're oppressing my ability to oppress the queers.

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    • bucky
      #50? WTF?
      • Feb 2009
      • 5408

      Originally posted by Redacted
      I would prefer not to read through the disaster you have posted in this thread today. You essentially tried to prove that mainstream homosexuality will cause more teenage pregnancies.
      You're funny.

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      • Youk
        Posts too much
        • Feb 2009
        • 7998

        Originally posted by bucky
        You're funny.

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        • Aso
          The Serious House
          • Nov 2008
          • 11137

          Originally posted by bucky
          You're funny.
          I lol'ed.

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          • Youk
            Posts too much
            • Feb 2009
            • 7998

            But seriously, that's the direction your terrible argument went.

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            • bucky
              #50? WTF?
              • Feb 2009
              • 5408

              Originally posted by Redacted
              But seriously, that's the direction your terrible argument went.
              No it isn't.

              Technically, I said mainstreaming sexuality increased HS pregnancies. Get it right.


              The other one was.
              Mainstreaming/environment does have an influence on kids. You made assumptions from there. You kept trying to turn it into "bad influence". Which I never implied.
              Last edited by bucky; 05-14-2014, 10:16 PM.

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              • Youk
                Posts too much
                • Feb 2009
                • 7998

                Originally posted by bucky
                No it isn't.

                Technically, I said mainstreaming sexuality increased HS pregnancies. Get it right.
                Well, you obviously didn't get that one right.


                The other one was.
                Mainstreaming/environment does have an influence on kids. You made assumptions from there. You kept trying to turn it into "bad influence". Which I never implied.
                Such as the mainstreaming of sexuality not increasing HS pregnancies?

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                • CaribbeanJoseph
                  I Can Score Goals
                  • Dec 2008
                  • 5275

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                  • bucky
                    #50? WTF?
                    • Feb 2009
                    • 5408

                    Originally posted by Redacted
                    Well, you obviously didn't get that one right.

                    Such as the mainstreaming of sexuality not increasing HS pregnancies?
                    I originally said mainstreaming sexuality and becoming sexually active at a younger age. The HS pregnancy came up after.

                    The link has a graph that shows a correlation. I don't know much about how reliable rand is as a source. But I also found a lot of internet articles with surveys/articles showing a huge increase in sexual activity at a younger age during the 70's and 80's. Plateaued in the late 80's and has started to decline since. And though it's declined since, sexual activity and teen pregnancy is still far higher in the US than in almost all industrialized countries.




                    More and Earlier Sex
                    Since 1970, nonmarital sexual activity among teenagers has increased sharply. The NSFG
                    asked women ages 15 to 44 to recall their first premarital sexual experience. About 40%
                    of the females who were 18 years old in 1970 said that they had had sex by that age. But
                    56% of the females who were 18 years old in 1980 said they had had sex by that age. For
                    those who were 18 in 1988, the proportion had risen to 70% (CDC, 1991). Premarital
                    teenage sex has always been more prevalent among males. According to the NSM, 55%
                    of males who were 18 years old in 1968–1970 had had sex, compared with 64% in 1977–
                    1979 and 73% in 1986–1988


                    As mentioned above, the 1995 NSFG reports a reversal in this trend. According
                    to the 1995 NSFG, the proportion of 18-year-old females who reported having had sex
                    fell 10%, to 63% (Abma et al., 1997).
                    Teen
                    agers were not only more likely to become sexually active in the 1970s and
                    1980s, but they were experiencing sex at younger ages. As mentioned above, the
                    percentage of 18-year-old females who had had sex increased about 75% between 1970
                    and 1988.

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                    • ram29jackson
                      Noob
                      • Nov 2008
                      • 0

                      Dolphins play Rams in the last preseason game. I doubt Sam will be around by then

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                      • ram29jackson
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                        • Nov 2008
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