Rice308

I also just want to mention (Maybe you don't realize it) but adults are considered GS when they join the troop to volunteer. It involves paying a registration fee but i am considered part of their troop. I am an adult who is unmarried with children and has put myself through college-while working AND raising my children-

What does that make me??

I feel a good example.

Anyhow. just a thought.

I couldn't agree with you more Vicki!

Basement,

I'm not going to get into you & your views and me and my views and how diff they are...Why waste my time?

Although I will say; since this a forum and is a place to give opinions -because if it wasn't we could then question it's existance....

Judgemental much??? and assume you know everything- Because every teen who has a child lives off yours, mine, and everyone else's taxes. It would be unheard of that she would step up and support her child regardless of her age while setting a great example for other children?

~*NEWS FLASH*~... There are many people who AREN'T teens with children who you and all of us are paying taxes for.

I hope your child -if you have any- never has to go through something like this or as equal of a personal struggle? I would be curious if you were as eager to point your finger at yourself-since in that case it would be your fault- ( At least I think that's what your saying)as you are at others for being "poor parents".

OK first of all,

I don't think anywhere in any rules and regulations is there policy to discriminate against a young girl who wants to join your troop.

-No matter what the situation-

With that said..

I think just like everyother person, she should be accepted. Those of you who express that you would be upset or angry if your daughter was in this troop and then she joined needs a reality check!

How do you plan to shelter your children from the real world their entire life. In fact hopefully you proceed raising your child perfectly and have no bumps in your road. I think some of these responses' are disgusting and unbelievable.

She is a human being. Accept her.

YOU are not perfect.