🚀 go-pugleaf

On Sun, 03 Apr 2005 15:16:32 -0400, Ivan Gowch
<ivangowch@SPAMTHEENOTyahoo.ca> wrote:

>On Sun, 03 Apr 2005 08:33:08 GMT, Helper Monkey Assault Squad 7
><helpermoney@deathtozombies.com> wrote:
>
>==>On Sun, 03 Apr 2005 03:31:03 -0400, SunDancer
>==><SunDancingGuy...@netscape.net..> wrote:
>==>>...condoms promote promiscuity, sex outside of marriage and 
>==>>the spread of STD's b/c they don't always work or are used 
>==>>incorrectly.
>
>==>For those of us who aren't retarded, would you mind explaining the
>==>correlation between condoms not being 100% effective and the promotion
>==>of promiscuity and sex outside of marriage? 
>
>		Let me help.
>
>		You have to understand where Lauzon is coming
>		from.  Lauzon has a big problem with women.  He
>		worships the Medjugorge (or however it's spelled)
>		hallucination, and idolizes the so-called "virgin"
>		Mary, but REAL women fill him with fear and loathing.
>
>		It's clear that his antipathy towards contraception is
>		not because it prevents the potential birth of future
>		Catholics, but that it frees women to have all the
>		sex they want, without fear of pregnancy or STDs.
>
>		THAT's what drives the religious wackos like Lauzon
>		insane with fury and disgust.  Women are now free
>		to fuck, to be as promiscuous as men have always
>		been, and not get punished for it.
>
>		The limp dicks among us can't abide that
>		thought (that they're missing out), so they don the
>		phoney mantle of morality to try to force the female
>		sex genie back into the bottle.
>
>		Lauzon's fanatical opposition to abortion supports
>		this analysis.
>
>		Anyone who's read his contributions to this and
>		other forums knows Lauzon is as compassionless,
>		hate-wracked and hostile a specimen as one is
>		likely to find. The notion that he's motivated by
>		a love for fetuses is plainly absurd.
>
>		No, Lauzon's anti-abortion obsession is driven by the
>		same fascist impulses that sparked the first moves
>		against abortion in 19th-century North America.
>
>		Initial opposition to the procedure had nothing
>		whatsoever to do with "saving babies."  That's a
>		rationalization that was invented much later.
>		Lauzon's 1800s counterparts campaigned against
>		abortion because, they said, it enabled women to have
>		all the sex they liked, without the pregnancy bugaboo.
>
>		Women who could terminate their pregnancies, they
>		warned, had no barrier to becoming wanton,
>		sex-enjoying hussies, instead of the long-suffering,
>		close-your-eyes-and-bear-it-'til-it's-over little
>		madonnas that the religious wackos (and men who
>		didn't want to lose their slaves) demanded they
>		be.
>
>		Contraception and abortion, the two developments
>		that freed women to have all the sex their little
>		pussies desire, are therefore the targets for
>		women-fearing, sex-hating delusionaries such as
>		Lauzon.
>
>		Fortunately, genies are not easily forced back into
>		bottles and, with the long-overdue death of the
>		hyper-conservative, woman-hating jerkoff in the
>		Vatican known as John Paul, there is a window
>		of opportunity for the Catholic church to start to
>		make amends for its centuries of criminality by
>		finally recognizing women as full-fledged human
>		beings.
>
OK Ivan the pope had a blind spot about women. There are other issues
where he could have made changes, like marriage for priests, where
there is no doctrinal reason not to do it. However I think you are way
over the top here in equating him with a true misogynist like
SunDunce.

>		The church's war on women goes back a long
>		way, however, and the wise are well-advised not
>		to hold their breath.

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