December 2nd, 2011

Survey Shows Encouraging Trends in Hungarian Teen Addiction, Juicy Hot Unprotected Sex

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A recently-released survey carried out by the World Health Organization in cooperation with the local authorities points to some changes in regards to Hungarian youth, smoking, alcohol, drugs, sex and other things largely unknown to previous generations of youngsters. As with many such reports, the study, which is repeated every four years and this time included 8,000 participants, included data both reassuring and alarming. First the alarming: smoking among elementary school students was found to be significantly less common than previously, while these same kids are in general happier with their lives.

Now for the reassuring bits.

Despite the drop-off in childhood smoking rates, Hungarian youth are actually more likely to try smoking, as well as alcohol, drugs and sex, and to spend far more time using computers – at least two hours a day – no doubt mostly for bad reasons.

As for how the increase in bad behavior by Hungarian youth breaks down by gender, the data suggest that boys are more likely to use cannabis, drink alcohol and abuse medical drugs than girls.

But both girls and boys are converging when it comes to sex, with the report indicating more and more of both having their first first sexual encounters at age 13 or under – and a growing number deciding not to bother with protection against unwanted pregnancy and sexually-transmitted diseases, which in turn may have to do with the fact that amphetamine use among teens and pre-teens increased by 50% just since 2005. [index.hu]

And here is what people were saying back before we forced readers to use Facebook to comment. Weren't those the days?
  1. " Acyclovir To The Rescue ! " Jackson says:

    I’m curious about why the low-life population needs or wants to have children? Are the children these individuals sire a benefit to their family unit or society in general? The average child has far worse manners than a child just two decades ago. As adults? We’ll use them to fill our already crowded prisons. In late 82′, when the term “AIDS” was first being spoken, people were terrified as well as shocked and bewildered about how this new virus could slowly and silently KILL you. For the next decade, student’s sexual behavior was radically modified. AIDS was a “brand of death”. Now? We have drugs to keep you alive. Kids no longer fear this disease since the State will pay US $9000 a year for medication to keep them alive and symptom free. Herpes? It’s like the “New Flu”, a joke to kids since you can take a pill and have reduced monthly symptoms, yet continue to relentlessly spread the disease. I read there are places in Russia and New York where certain populations within large metropolitan areas have a 25 to 30% rate of herpes! The rate of herpes among “porn stars” (What? hahah, funny term.) is at least 80%. HPV? (The cancer causing virus) That’s probably well over 50% of the world population since you can acquire it though simple skin exposure and it can stay dormant and/or undetected for years. No need to even have sex to get that one! Salute…

  2. alex says:

    Acyclovir = Well said! Look it Somalia for example….

  3. borisizback says:

    “Why the low-life population needs or wants to have children?” Aren’t they getting PAID to have bastards just like in the diversity-loving USA? Maybe knowing that you won’t be getting a dime for the bastard(s) would help stem the Roma-Negro-Latino-like behaviour. Herpes, HPV, and even AIDS is (obviously) not enough. Money talks; bacillus walks.

  4. klara says:

    pretty much the only safe sex these days is to fantasize about it. :(

  5. " Fantasy Island " Jackson says:

    Governments are lame when it comes to public health and safety. Aids and other untreated diseases makes Mogadishu, Yugoslavia and Mid-East wars look like Jasmine tea and fine English crumpets in the park.

 
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