Interesting that they're not telling people not to take their cholesterol-lowering meds, their anti-seizure meds, their antidepressants, their ibuprofen, their anti-anxiety pills, their asthma meds, or their antibiotics, nor are they telling farmers to stop pumping their animals full of steroids. It's incredible how people can read an entire article like this and only take away what they want to hear. It's as if they only scan *everything* they ever read for keywords that they can mutate into some rallying cry for their cause. I can only imagine what else they can twist to fit their narrow worldview. Computer manuals? Board game instructions? A grocery list?
@TylerScoot: Wait to they hear about how soy makes kids gay ([www.worldnetdaily.com]). And, considering it's the estrogen in soy that's the problem, why, the birth control pill could be part of the gay agenda! We'll have millions of infertile gay men running around the country, leaving the womens free to celebrate their evil Sapphic love. [insert evil laugh here]
And to be honest, worldwide male infertility could solve a lot of problems. Such as overpopulation and poverty in Catholic countries where it's not socially acceptable to use contraceptives.
@La Madrugada: Well, the infallibility business only applies when he's sitting on that throne-like fancypants chair of his. So, unless his ass was cushioned by red velvet, we can ignore him.
At least they didn't find the fertile men we keep locked away who live off of food grown with natural birth control free spring water. If they found them, our secret plans of female world domination would be over.
@sarah.of.a.lesser.god (2009: a space ovumlord): I'm not sure...if any of your friends have a baby boy named John who keeps trying to lay hands on your stomach, I might be concerned....
This reminds me of a certain ex of mine who claimed that the reason all forms of birth control suck is because we aren't really meant to use them. Kind of like how CHEMO sucks so that means we're supposed to die of CANCER, asshole?
@J.D.Regent: ahem. sorry to connect the dots there. I meant to say that our water also contains trace amounts of EVERY OTHER MEDICINE we take. Why is the only bad one contraception? sigh. Catholics are the BEST at circular logic. I guess that's what happens when you start out with a conclusion and work from there.
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Take that, Pope!
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And to be honest, worldwide male infertility could solve a lot of problems. Such as overpopulation and poverty in Catholic countries where it's not socially acceptable to use contraceptives.
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(I love Jurassic Park. I was always the little tomboy who loved dinosaurs!)
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I bet that pointy hat compresses the head and makes it hard to think sometimes.
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