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A thing I really don´t like about the roman catholic church is it´s policies on contraception. I mean, really, this is the 21st century. Most people hopefully know about aids, about the consequences of unwanted pregnancy, and generally want to enjoy life to the fullest.
Then there´s this 2,000 year-old institution telling them to either marry or never have sex at all. This is simply not doable for most people. So, I want to protest against the roman catholic church´s policy on condoms.
My idea: I got hold on some 200 condoms, packaged an sealed and viable until sometime 2008. I´m thinking of building a giant condom costume and distributing the repackaged condoms to the pilgrims.
A good approach might be to ask yourself what your aims are and how your planned action will help you acheive them. Right now it seem like your trying to deal with your own individual disatisfaction with the Catholic Church by confronting a community of people who (I presume?) you have no previous relations with. You might find this satisfying on a personal level, but I doubt you'll acheive much else, especially if you don't know any of these people already.
But what are your aims here? Are you trying to confront people? Offend them? What results do you expect from that? |
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