>>>>>In fact, the better the sex education in a state, the lower the teen pregnancy rate:
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>>>The US teen pregnancy rate has decreased markedly over the last decade though it's still 85 per 1000 teens. Only Sub-Sahara Africa does worse, since 47% of women in their 20s were married by 14. The US rate is about double the rate of Australia, 50% higher than NZ and up to 700% of the rates in Western European nations excluding the UK.
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>>>The European nations talk about traditional values but also consider that the high Romanian rate is attributed largely to one ethnic sub group. Not PC to say so, but maybe poverty, tradition and ethnicity have a lot to do with it.
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>>Don't disagree with what you're saying, but in addition we also have this pesky little concept known as accountability and choice (for both partners)
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>Unfortunately, in most cases there is no accountability on the male side - and most of the choice is being taken away from the female side.

Hear hear! (emphasis mine)