i am a medical professional and i am pro RH Bill
let me answer this... this is my opinion about the issues that you raised.
you claim that RH Bill will promote more *** and more PMS. with or without RH Bill, there are so many things that can promote more ***. There are already existing factors that contribute to it. RH Bill has nothing to do with the values instilled in the minds of our young ones. I think it will be the responsibility of the parents to teach their children the right values, the right attitude.
fatherless children - if people have the knowledge about contraception, they can freely choose which methods they will use to prevent geting pregnant including NFP. how can that increase the number of fatherless children when no one's getting pregnant?
decline of marriage, crimes committed by unmarried men, social pathology - im not getting why this is included here. if this was explained on the previous threads, sorry wasnt able to read it kapoy na basa hehe. but for me, it is always the state-of-mind of a person that will lead to these kind of situations.
poverty - take a look around, who has more children? diba mga pobre? will it be a lot of help if we teach them to prevent from getting pregnant again and again? i have talked to a lot of our less unfortunate women struggling for ways to prevent pregnancy. why are some people so selfish as to depriving them of this opportunity to lessen their burden?
breakdown of families, female impoverishment, trouble in the relationship between the sexes - state-of-mind again. i really dont get why you say these is correlated with RH Bill
heightened spread of AIDS - hello? how do you prevent HIV transmission? best way? abstinence. but can you implement that on two people who are madly inlove with each other? hehe. another way is engaging only in a monogamous relationship (make sure though your partner is not infected yet.

but the most practical way of preventing HIV transmission is using condoms. also, isnt this one of the goals of the RH bill? It says in Section 4g #6 6. Prevention and management of reproductive tract infections (RTIs), HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmittable infections (STIs).
single mothers - naa gani contraception so walay mabuntis nya managhan manuon ni? ieducate pajud ang katawhan diba? tsktsktsk
we are not forced to follow this bill. it is never stated that those who dont use contraceptives will be put in jail. in fact everyone is given the freedom to choose which method they will use. or if they won't use any method at all. some may say, why not just go for NFP (Natural Family Planning), basin nakalimot mo naa mga babae nga dili normal ang regla? hehe