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PolitiFact | Keeping facts straight on 98% of Catholic women

How does that saying go? There are lies, damned lies and then there's statistics! Too early in the morning an not yet enough coffee to completely understand this article... but people keep saying that 98% of women use contraception so I thought it might interest folks.


PolitiFact | Keeping facts straight on 98% of Catholic women
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  1. Anonymous18 February, 2012

    You're right, of course. At least 25% of women aren't currently using contraception of any kind. Not everyone will ever use contraception. Just like about 25% 0f the population are functionally illiterate and always will be. Just like 25% of the population are killing themselves slowly through the use of drugs, alcohol and tobacco. Just like 25% of people cannot find he country they live in on a map of the World. Do you think these groups of people may have a lot of overlap? I do.

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