Ratzinger condemns condoms

[Philippus Flavius Homovallumus]

This topic shows exactly how Chrsitianity kills more and will kill more people than Islam could ever aspire for. Disgusting.

Yeah, they don't use condoms in Islamic countries either (I'd bet buying a contraceptive is illegal in some of them), the girls just have anal sex not to get pregnant.

Stop attacking the older religion with more members.

[HoreTore]

Yeah, they don't use condoms in Islamic countries either (I'd bet buying a contraceptive is illegal in some of them), the girls just have anal sex not to get pregnant.

1. It's both legal and encouraged in Iran.
2. As far as I know, there are no virgin ring crusades in the muslim world, so I don't really see why they'd be taking it up the bum... And anyway, what's wrong with anal?

[rasoforos]

the girls just have anal sex not to get pregnant.

I have never ever heard a better conversion argument

So where do I sign and do I need to bring my own lube?

[JAG]

Yeah, they don't use condoms in Islamic countries either (I'd bet buying a contraceptive is illegal in some of them), the girls just have anal sex not to get pregnant.

Stop attacking the older religion with more members.

I am quite happy and able to attack all religions as I frequently do, no religion is spared - I am sure this will comfort you.

Just so you get the facts though - Iran: http://stopthedrugwar.org/chronicle/...harm_reduction

Officials of the Iranian government announced last week that they are embarking on a pilot program to provide syringes and condoms to drug users in an effort to prevent the spread of AIDS and hepatitis.

http://newsocietyjournal.com/2008/07...gypt-and-iran/

The Iranian government has promoted these family planning initiatives through the state-run television and media, emphasizing the link between overpopulation and poverty, illiteracy, and unemployment. [13] The media encouraged the use of contraceptives, which were provided free of charge on demand, and legal reforms were made in favor of women. [14] Interestingly, religious leaders endorsed the program, directing all religious authorities to support family planning because it was initiated by the Islamic government. [15] Religious leaders now describe smaller families as a social responsibility. [16] In addition, the majlis, the Iranian parliament, voted to support the program. As a result, the number of women using contraceptives has nearly doubled from 37 percent in the 1970s to 65 percent now.

Egypt -

These efforts doubled contraceptive use from 24 percent in 1980 to 50 percent in 2000,

Basically, get some facts before you start trolling about 'those pesky moooselems'.