yes, because of the above mentioned argument.

No.

Just because someone does something wrong doesnt mean you pull all safety nets from under their feet.

If someone steals something and gets injured doing so, would it be advocated to not treat them for their injuries?

Yes, but it deserves to have an "IMO" before it as it sounds like a statement of fact right now.

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No.

Just because someone does something wrong doesnt mean you pull all safety nets from under their feet.

If someone steals something and gets injured doing so, would it be advocated to not treat them for their injuries?

Is it ok to overlook a kid drinking or smoking, as long as you have not allowed them to buy it (they've stolen it or whatever) ?

I don't understand why there's a law for minimum age of sex, yet teens under that age can go and easily get condoms.

No sex should be promoted, not safe sex!

s.b.f, you have given no context to this question, obviously for some  people it's fine, what exactly are you asking about?

no but that doesn't mean you make it easier for people. It's contridictory for people to warn the youth against sex if they know there's free condoms available and they aren't likely to face consequences (pregnancy) but that doesn't mean there won't be other consequences that the youth may not think about like the emotional consequences of having sex when you're not ready, or of one night stands or for Muslims, the fact that it's haraam (I'm talking outside of marraige obvs) - and there are good reasons why it's haraam. 

The cons of sex at a young age/outside of marriage etc should be publicised more, instead of making it look alright. 

If you're gna hand out free condoms, then there's no point in telling them about the negatives of it. It's a little bit like the "smoking kills" message on cigarette packs.

I think it's better to find solutions to the problem, than solutions to the consequences of the problem. And giving free condoms is only dealing with the consequences of underage sex and to some extent helps it, therefore it's not a great thing. Of course simply taking away free condoms is not gna help either, it is a societal problem, therefore the way society thinks needs to change.

What would an unmarried girl/guy be doing with condoms?! Really, what are they playing at. I'm not saying that they have sex on their mind, but what would be the need to keep a collection if they're not going to come in use any time soon? If this is from a Muslim to Muslim person, i'd be there lecturing them, telling them, that if they really wanted a condom, they should go and get one themselves, or ask their parents to do the honours of visiting Boots. Wouldn't that person be part of the sin too, by giving them the means to have sex safely rather than preventing sex from happening in the first place?

If it was a Muslim to non-Muslim conversation, then instead of pulling out some Quranic Ayats or Hadeeth, i'd just tell them on their level. I'd tell them why i think its not such a good idea to make your sex organs so cheap so as to allow the opposite gender to make use of you in such a manner. I'd tell them, how do you know that this person that you intend to have sex with is going to be your lifelong partner? You never know, the following day they might just dump you and come to realise that people don't want you 'cause you've already lost your virginity.

I think s.b.f is refering certain places, clinics, (pharmacies?) which give free condoms to anyone, not individual people who give to their friends.

Then, if thats what she meant, then i'd agree with what a few of you already said.

I'd rather educate them on not having sex rather than having safe sex, but in a society like today's, that's going to prove very difficult, so i'd say you'd rather give free condoms rather than not giving them condoms and then they happen to get STD's or become pregnant underage. I read something along the lines of, the UK is the country with the higest number of teenage pregnancies in Europe.

But just generally, i think as a human with sense, if you cared about yourself and you cared about other people, and you cared about self respect and about where your sex organs were going, then you would be clever enough, to use that God given brain and realise that sex before marriage isn't the best of options.

By handing out condoms to anyone, your promoting the idea of "safe sex". So you want to ask yourself if thats really your intention? 

Condoms as we all know is a form of contraception used to prevent unwanted pregnancies and STDs. Although theres no single attitude towards contraception within Islam, however most schools of thought permit it. 
 
But i dont think that this automatically leads to promoting promiscuity. Your not automatically giving them permission to engage in sex. People will always do what they want to do. They will either use it the next time they engage in sex or they wont. Your providing a safeguard. 
 
Sex outside of marriage however, now thats a whole different subject. But your question seemed more about whether or not contraception was permissible or not. 
 
The above are just my thoughts based on what I know. But I hope it answers your questions.