Should condom machines be mandatory in secondary schools?

freshpopcorn

Condoms would be subsidised by the state.
It may help reduce STD's and unplanned pregnancies

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ceegee

freshpopcorn wrote: »

Condoms would be subsidised by the state.
It may help reduce STD's and unplanned pregnancies

If they're free then 90% of them would end up stuck on someone's head or used as water bombs.

jamesbere

ceegee wrote: »

If they're free then 90% of them would end up stuck on someone's head or used as water bombs.

Water bombs, never taught of that

TheValeyard

No. They would be used as water bombs and thrown at first years.


Or the first years would try to put them up one nostril and out the other

TheValeyard

No. They would be used as water bombs and thrown at first years.


Or the first years would try to put them up one nostril and out the other

freshpopcorn

ceegee wrote: »

If they're free then 90% of them would end up stuck on someone's head or used as water bombs.

Or on the principals exhaust!

eviltwin

Can't see the schools or the parents being happy with this.

testicles

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freshpopcorn

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What do you think happens in the staff room?

The Backwards Man

Tuckshop sales of Mars bars would plummet.

baylah17

Bearing in mind the vast majority of secondary school pupils are beneath the age of legal consent how would this work?

Eh yeah
Dumbass idea

freshpopcorn

baylah17 wrote: »

Bearing in mind the vast majority of secondary school pupils are beneath the age of legal consent how would this work?

Eh yeah
Dumbass idea

You've to enter your PPS number to get one!

screamer

If the machines weren't raided or vandalised than yes. But teenagers should be easily able to access contraception. In fact everyone should. Stupid Ireland will legislate for abortion before it legislates for open access to contraception....now what's all that about prevention being better than cure..

taserfrank

freshpopcorn wrote: »

It may help reduce STD's and unplanned pregnancies

So would doing your homework and concentrating on your studies.

screamer

baylah17 wrote: »

Bearing in mind the vast majority of secondary school pupils are beneath the age of legal consent how would this work?

Eh yeah
Dumbass idea

Yeah because that'll stop them.....

baylah17

freshpopcorn wrote: »

baylah17 wrote: »

Bearing in mind the vast majority of secondary school pupils are beneath the age of legal consent how would this work?

Eh yeah
Dumbass idea

You've to enter your PPS number to get one!

Better idea
Now you could on to something
Like nobody would ever share their pps lol
But seriously the concept of having contraceptives in schools is worthy of debate
At least it would be pro active

hatrickpatrick

As far as I'm concerned contraception should be subsidised and provided free of charge. I'd love to see them in schools but obviously that's not going to fly because such a large segment of society still has a hangup around sexuality - what I would advocate for instead is that it be available free of charge and over the counter from any pharmacist, to any person of any age or gender, anonymously and no questions asked. Seems like a solution which would be far easier to implement. In fact, have them in some kind of general dispenser or box away from the till so that people who are embarrassed can still get them without having to interact with somebody in order to do so.

_Brian

I think In schools free would lead to allot of waste from messing and general having a laugh.

A small charge would discourage this, but it makes sense to have contraception available where lots of young people can easily access it.