You can't transmit AIDS anyway. AIDS is something that develops in a person that has contracted HIV.
OP should have "Wise Guy" removed from his avatar.
Since when is abstinence such a big problem? It's not hard to doCatholics are a major problem
What, so they stop other charities from distributing them?they are stopping the non Catholics receiving genuine advice on sex and condoms.
It just occurred to me that the real reason Africa has so much AIDS is because of the mosquitos. What if the mosquitos are sucking the AIDS out of one persona and injecting it in to someone else??
That would defineately explain the AIDS epidemic in tropical African countries with large number of mosquitos. I bet the W.H.O. knows but pretends it's not happening because there's basically nothing they can do about it.
Yeah, sure. Blame Catholics.
1). The ABC policy in Uganda (Abstain; Be faithful; Use condoms) has grossly lowered numbers of those infected with HIV/AIDS - DESPITE the general lack of condom avaliability.
2). If any of you followed the news you would realise that the Pope et all now approve the use of condoms for the prevention of disease/virus spreading - which, correct me if I'm wrong includes HIV.
Massive +1 to bitslice too.
The Catholics then spread lies about condoms and cut funding to any clinics that do supply condoms or abortions,
Yeah, sure. Blame Catholics.
1). The ABC policy in Uganda (Abstain; Be faithful; Use condoms) has grossly lowered numbers of those infected with HIV/AIDS - DESPITE the general lack of condom avaliability.
2). If any of you followed the news you would realise that the Pope et all now approve the use of condoms for the prevention of disease/virus spreading - which, correct me if I'm wrong includes HIV.
Massive +1 to bitslice too.
AIDS isn't being caused by mosquitos, it's natures way of culling the population where people overpopulate or bahave in sexualy degenerate ways.
Im just sick of getting parking tickets, im not sure if there is a thread to be honest![]()
AIDS isn't being caused by mosquitos, it's natures way of culling the population where people overpopulate or bahave in sexualy degenerate ways.
Since when is abstinence such a big problem? It's not hard to do![]()
What, so they stop other charities from distributing them?
The Catholics have been running hospitals in Africa for years, without basic health care you wouldn't have a population to worry about. How about spending the billions we waste on antivirals on helping the greater need.
I think the drug companies have conned you too
You posted a group of sourceless contrived soundbites that do not show the whole picture, then expect such 'proof' to justify ending religion. A weak position at best I think.
Yeah, sure. Blame Catholics.
1). The ABC policy in Uganda (Abstain; Be faithful; Use condoms) has grossly lowered numbers of those infected with HIV/AIDS - DESPITE the general lack of condom avaliability.
2). If any of you followed the news you would realise that the Pope et all now approve the use of condoms for the prevention of disease/virus spreading - which, correct me if I'm wrong includes HIV.
yes yet for years they published "research" that showed hiv could go though condoms and they didn't work...
Look at all the peer reviewed studies that show how terrible abstinence only education has been. It is not hard to do but its pretty hard to get people to want to do it, leaving those who chose not wanting to abstain with little too zero information on sex.
Catholic run hospitals have been frequently known to provide support to clinics who refuse to provide condoms or abortions.
Shock horror that action has improved things over inaction, sadly the action was grossly flawed and has not helped any where near as many people as it could have done had the people with the money not been following a doctrine set down by child molester protecting story teller who encourages people to worship a made up thing.
And oh look, Catholics changing their mind after years of being behind the curve and causing untold damage while they catch up.
Cookeh just pointed out that it did work but your response was basically to blow raspberries and go OTLook at all the peer reviewed studies that show how terrible abstinence only education has been. It is not hard to do but its pretty hard to get people to want to do it, leaving those who chose not wanting to abstain with little too zero information on sex.
Could you clarify something for me, are you anti-Catholic regarding the religiou structure and those who 'run' the church, or anti-Catholic against any member of the church, and anyone who reports themselves to be Catholic?
Cookeh just pointed out that it did work but your response was basically to blow raspberries and go OT
All this is just trying to force a European way of doing things ( unrestricted sex and free abortions) into a culture where that kind of behaviour is killing people.
We have the ability to have risky sex but we don't want to face the fact that what we are doing is wrong, so where we see other cultures doing the same we insist that they follow our way of life too, that way nobody has to face the consequences of their own behaviour and we can carry on pretending that our way of life has no downsides to it.
Fact is, risky sex in Africa is going to continue to kill people no matter how many condoms they have, because condoms will fail and people will get infected.
Our culture is unsustainable in Africa, so let's think about what is going to keep them alive long term and the only thing that will achieve that aim in their culture is abstinence.
Trying to replicate our society over there is only wasting billions on drugs, to keep people alive who were too ignorant to not sleep with prostitutes. It's a massive waste of resources which could go on other people who are not so self indulgent. It's not as if anyone there has a long lifespan anyway, yet we think keeping people alive on antivirals is helping?
It's time to stop lining the pockets of drug companies and start promoting a change in culture that will stop the deaths. Anything else is self indulgent do-gooding.