Say No to RH Bill

I have to admit that the arguments presented are well-researched and seem evidence-based. And her points are definitely much better than those of the dogmatic CBCP. Does it change my stance on the RH Bill? I am always for education and for informed consent. Dr. Manalo provided information on why some contraceptives are health hazards and I have always been against birth-control pills and the IUD. I have always believed that, as a birth control device, the condom is the most safe and effective contraceptive device. And if one claims that life begins at fertilization, condoms should be morally acceptable because it prevents fertilization, right?

I’m against with that of RH. Bill. How come the Philippines are one of the poorest countries in the world! Is RH bill can help to lessen the poverty we are facing? Common people make up your mind. The problem is not the issue of over population, the government should do things to help those unlucky people like the poor ones, give them a job in order to sustain their needs.

If my opinion at all can reach your community, I really feel my role as a mother bringing my humble experience rose in a poor surrounding in San Miguel, Quiapo can contribute “a no-agenda” lesson except stand on truth you may want to hear. Im Anti-RH.
My sights traveled every time my curiosity picked the thickening number of young street children. At their tender years they roamed the street and congest the whole ground of San Miguel where I grew and spent my childhood. My parents brought seven children and out of their perseverance and labor of love put us to colleges so we all finished our undergraduate degrees. That mediocre life brought me closely to feel about street children in poor communities that are exposed to social ills. Some were rescued taken by orphanages. Those unlucky ones brought up by wrong parenting lived in dismal abuses—alcohol, cigarettes, marijuana and prohibitive drugs. Our street-folks take prying noses at the lives of juveniles moonlighting as sexual dancers. I visualized their jaded life experiencing grim reality.

I ‘m saddened over this pathetic situation right in front of me. I looked at young street gangs and many youth facing a rogue life passing time in darkened corners sniffing rugby. Caught on act inside stationed passenger jeepneys are sex partners as they performed a quickie. Street commotion rang out when our neighbors discovered the aggressive young offenders. I blamed their parent for not taking their responsibility or the failure of “political nucleus.” Everyone neglected to do something. Economic poverty had boomeranged centuries after centuries yet it also ingrained moral irresponsibility. Something is wrong in the peculiar environment around these children.

No kind of depopulation measure is concrete. This sense we just grasp is a rippling show on the nature of our “aggressive youth, their curiosity, immaturity.” Actualization for early sex education borne from the loud assumptions of the RH Bill may get high stakes and flaws. Awaiting us is a big turnout of those who will get happy hour in motels, instant mating (of course, instant condoms and pills.) Rizal’s homeland will be an attraction for legal market of juvenile for sex. Children’s early exposure to sex teaching will impact on their libido. Sexual appetites proved on some types of kids can leak out wrong morals that present woes for them.

It’s upsetting because the poor street kids or young less fortunate students can follow easily a path into sex trade for money. Truthfully, money temptation breeds sex offenders. Our children very early will be encouraged to have active sex life…now with just the internet they grab polluted sex. They would take easily condoms, contraceptive pill excessively streaming everywhere. As youth or adults are fond of alcoholic drinks, their frenzy to perform sex is still today on the level of restriction. However their urges if minimal today, tomorrow with RH Bill it can range without limits. It’s enough that we enjoy now free choice to this concern of birth planning. Our country is so big we only need to decompress the metropolis towards rural migration. Besides the government, everyone can help uplift the condition of the poor especially the rich. NGOs should create health and clean lifestyle programs to improve the well-being of poor communities. It’s idiotic to pass a redundant RH Bill, according to Fr. Bernas himself Pro-RH. So, there it is– a no-no bill.

Our ancestors planted crops, the future youth will plant condom, pills against poverty. Yesterday they sweated in the field; today they sweat on a sex ride. Our social class should become right advocates of good morals for the youth. We couldn’t be gulping all foreign influences; rubbish mistakes in dangerous sex practice would very much break apart the core Filipino values in us.

“The Teeth” of RH bill is a dark blast it steals public fund with recourse of moral decline to the future of children. It discourages the parent-children trust relationship. RH Bill destroys family harmony as highly-sexed partners would look extra ways in other diversions from sexual temptation. We always instilled Filipino faith different from other Christian nation that identifies what our ancestors have painstakingly cultured in us. We become a country so mixed-up living on divorce and legal abortion as our best-crafted agenda.

Most times we question Faith. Bright people that are very proud at times drift in the ways of God. We are mistaken we possess the powers of God so it often conflicted us to this time. The buffer rested on our country’s poverty problem is pointing to the lack of altruistic principles. We need to help the lives of small people, future generation and to respect everything representing God.

Arun Gogna, a La Sallian, best-selling author who had penned the Secret to an Obedient Life. Excerpts I quote, “I am not Batman.. ..I’m but-a- man, not super human afterall…Faith over reasoning to bring a God’s family.” No to RH Bill.

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