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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.

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



--
Do away with contraceptives and humanity would
change completely to a society based on
the stable nuclear family.
-John Lauzon (bk469@torfree.net), proving
 that he is insane, 2000/03/12.