Religious Groups Get Chunk of AIDS Money
Conservative Christian allies of the president are pressing the U.S. foreign aid agency to give fewer dollars to groups that distribute condoms or work with prostitutes.
When I think of fighting AIDS, the first thing I think of is fewer condoms. I mean, seriously, why waste money on prophylactics when you can evangelize people into surpressing their natural biological urge to reproduce?
Watch how easy it is:
“I want to have sex.”
“Don’t.”
“Okay.”
See? It’s that easy.
I know whenever I’m considering having unsafe sex, I just ask myself, “Would I really be having sex with this person if I knew Christ was watching?”
It’s a trick question. See, the thing is, Christ is always watching. Sometimes he’s floating next to your bed. Other times he’s watching from your closet. Occasionally he pays $19.95 a month to watch through your webcam.
He’s quite the voyeur, Christ is. That thing with the Vaseline and the warm melon? Christ saw that.
The anal lube and the Barbara Bush mask? Yeah, he saw that too.
The drunken tryst with the trans-gendered midget, a leather clown, and Regis Philbin? Christ almost lost his lunch. But he watched anyway, because he is full of God’s love, and because he has never seen Regis do anything like that before.
(Except at Kathie Lee Gifford’s birthday party, but Christ was pretty wrecked and doesn’t remember much about that night, aside from some vaguely unsettling feelings whenever he sees a can of whipped frosting.)
Instead of having unsafe, un-Christian sex, I prefer to channel my sexual energy into more Christian activities, like murdering people who don’t believe in Jesus.
Here’s a perfect example. On Spring Break in Mexico last year, I had a chance to nail this hot University Of Miami cheerleader who just won the wet t-shirt contest for the third night in a row.
Flash forward twenty minutes and two tabs of Rohypnol later. I’m sitting on the ladies room sink, snorting coke and trying to convince this chick to let me anally rape her with a sweet Crucifix dildo I found in a dumpster in Tiajauna.
All of a sudden I get this feeling that there’s something vaguely un-Christian about what I’m doing. Like, if the Son Of Man was here right now, what would he do?
So I tell the girl to stop licking my balls — did I mention she was licking my balls? Anyway, I told her to stop, giving her some line about having to get back to the hotel to adopt an orphan. Then I went out and slaughtered an entire tribe of Mayan Indians who refused to renounce their pagan gods in favor of Christ’s love.
And you know what? It was the right thing to do. Nobody got AIDS, I got to experience the sweet spiritual orgasm of evangelical neo-imperialism, and somewhere in Mexico, there’s an orphan with a Christ dildo and a smile.
And that, my friends, is what Christianity is all about.
Among those winning grants were Samaritan’s Purse, which is run by [Billy] Graham’s son, Franklin. It says its mission is “meeting critical needs of victims of war, poverty, famine, disease and natural disaster while sharing the Good News of Jesus Christ.”
Unfortunately for the starving victims of natural disasters, Christ has Good News and he has Bad News.
The Good News is, Christ brought Snickers bars.
The Bad News is, you’ll have to join the Jesus Christ Fan Club in order to get them.
You don’t want to join? You like your own religion? We totally understand. Go ahead and worship your own God. We’ll be over here eating our Snickers. Our yummy, delicious, chocolately Snickers.
13 days? Wow. That’s a long time to go without food or water. I’ll bet some creamy caramel, roasted peanuts, and smooth milk chocolate would really hit the spot. But I totally respect your decision to stay with your own religion.
Mmmmm. Snickers.










