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But has the damage been limited? Often, those intent on sexual promiscuity disparage even safety measures. There is a case in Kansas wherein a military person may be subject to court martial because he attended swinger parties, assuring all his partners that he was safe, while not using condoms, and in fact was HIV positive.So you think that trying to “convert” homosexuals to a hetrosexual/celibate lifestyle is going to genuinely work better in the government’s mind compared to making contraception available?
It’s like seeing someone who is bleeding. You will immediately offer them a bandage and first aid, and THEN “convert” them into thinking that suicide was a bad idea. You won’t stand there telling them they shouldn’t committ suicide while they’re bleeding. Same with the homosexual lifestyle. If they’re having sex and you cannot stop them, they should be made aware of protection to ensure there is no lasting damage until they can be convinced of a celibate lifestyle if they wish to be Catholic. That will always be a governmental viewpoint. Limit the damage while it has happening before you get to the cause.
And the mere fact of providing what is deemed to confer safety but doesn’t, may have the effect of actually increasing the behavior one is trying to prevent, and thereby widening the harm.