Sex Ed letter to the editor
I sent a letter to the editor to the Star Tribune regarding their
recent editorial
about comprehensive sex education. Sadly, the space prevents me from
touching upon the importance of comprehensive sex education for gay and
lesbians.
The letter is below:
I applaud your sex education editorial of March 22nd. As our nation's
attention is focused on the war with Iraq, it is important to keep an
eye on what is going on back home.
However, your editorial failed to mention the most crucial reason why
comprehensive sex education must be offered to all students: everyone
has sex someday. If we assume for a moment that abstinence-only sex
education actually works and prevents young people from having sex
until they're married, what then?
Unlike the Monty Python sketch where "every sperm is sacred", American
couples generally do not want to have child after child. They need to
know what options they have for birth control and how they work, not
platitudes about staying chaste. Comprehensive sex education is the
best way to ensure that Minnesota's young adults get the information
they need.
More Republicans like this, please
We need more Republicans like this. Check out this
hilarious letter to
the editor from an enraged Republican. Enraged because Norm Coleman
tested his leash by voting against drilling in the Artic National Wildlife
Refuge.
Once a Democrat
I donated to Norm Coleman's Senate campaign. I thought he was a Republican who would support our president.
I was wrong and I will never donate or vote for another Democrat who changes parties. Once a Democrat, always a Democrat.
The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) is nothing but tundra. Period. There is not one tree there and I would like to hear from any Minnesotan who has ever been there. Tundra, period.
The Native Americans who live there want the oil companies to develop ANWR and anyone who is against them is dooming them to life with no electricity, running water and other amenities that these protectionists enjoy every day of their lives.
Shame on them.
Michael B. Williams, Jacobson, Minn.
Yes! We need more wack-job Republicans like this, so they will nominate
extreme right wing candidates with no chance of getting elected in
Minnesota. Keep up the good work, Mr. Williams.