<p>For some kids, maybe not most, it’ll end up making the difference between use and non-use of condoms. It will certainly not be difference between having sex and not having sex. It may actually remind them they can get STD’s from intercourse. Perhaps the distributors should remind people that condoms are not 100% protection from STD’s and the typical failure rate for pregnance is 9%. It is still a little chancy. I did hear of a girl in a heartbroken Catholic family who acquired chronic hepatitis- no condoms. If there are people willing to distribute them for free why stop them? …if the end result is fewer STD’s. Is the sin not greater if you have sex with no condoms?</p>