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The term '''promiscuity''' refers to indiscriminate or multiple [[sexual intercourse|sexual]] [[relationship]]s.  [[Hollywood values|Hollywood]] [[movie]]s have a tendency to promote promiscuity more than family values. The practice of promiscuity brings about a vastly increased risk of disease and premature death.
 
The term '''promiscuity''' refers to indiscriminate or multiple [[sexual intercourse|sexual]] [[relationship]]s.  [[Hollywood values|Hollywood]] [[movie]]s have a tendency to promote promiscuity more than family values. The practice of promiscuity brings about a vastly increased risk of disease and premature death.
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* An effective propaganda campaign against abstinence-centered education has been conducted since 2004 with most of the mass media displaying a docile willingness to transmit whatever is written on the latest press release of “experts” whose agendas and biases are not examined even in the most cursory manner.<ref> [http://thewaronintimacy.com/chapter_20.html]</ref>
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Revision as of 00:39, August 12, 2010

The term promiscuity refers to indiscriminate or multiple sexual relationships. Hollywood movies have a tendency to promote promiscuity more than family values. The practice of promiscuity brings about a vastly increased risk of disease and premature death.

  • An effective propaganda campaign against abstinence-centered education has been conducted since 2004 with most of the mass media displaying a docile willingness to transmit whatever is written on the latest press release of “experts” whose agendas and biases are not examined even in the most cursory manner.[1]

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