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Re: Stop Protecting Pedophiles

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Re: Stop Protecting Pedophiles

Literatura — Mon, 25 Feb 2008 08:15:53 -0000

Really, that church its fail apart already.

Here in Brazil we see weekly prisions of priests Pedophiles. Always sad news :-(

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Ginger — Sat, 23 Feb 2008 00:02:58 -0000

While I've never been a huge fan of the Catholic Church, this is what makes them pure evil in my opinion. There is just too much evidence that they are looking away from this sort of behavior, and that undermines everything else that the entire organization claims to support.

I can't imagine another social setting or group where news of a pedophile would turn into anything less than a full-scale manhunt (outside of NAMBLA, of course).

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Dave — Fri, 22 Feb 2008 14:51:12 -0000

This doesn't come as any surprise to me. In its simplest form, the Church is just another organization with a set power structure. Any such organization will suffer from some form of corruption due to human nature. Someone will always want to do something they aren't supposed to just for the sake of doing it, regardless of who it may harm in the process. Granted, this case is a rather egregious example of said behavioral tendency, but still, the central workings of organized religion can be just as nasty as the upper management of a corporation, regardless of how many rules there are against the activity in question. With that comparison in mind, these corrupt so-called religious leaders ought to be doing 20 to life in prison, perhaps sharing a cell with the latest corporate criminals.

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Erin — Fri, 22 Feb 2008 14:16:06 -0000

Ugh, that makes me sick. He'll get his. I doubt St. Peter will open the Pearly Gates for him.

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Essays — Fri, 22 Feb 2008 06:22:15 -0000

it's sick knowing that these so called 'men' are looking for kids to get laid with

that's the sickest mentality i know off and they should be prosecuted!

Re: Stop Protecting Pedophiles

Robmarie — Thu, 21 Feb 2008 23:37:41 -0000

Talk about irresponsible... The Catholic Church has quite the history of hushing their wrong doings; who knows how many more hundreds of years will it take them to acknowledge that they have problems. Plus, all of these children are definitely in a bigger risk of developing AIDS because: a) they most likely don't know they've been infected, and b) it's extremely difficult for abused children to speak up, so their parents might never have the chance to get them checked-up, thus leaving them untreated.

It's amazing how priests are outcast, relieved from their pastoral duties and punished with excommunication if they fall in love with a woman, yet protect and keep their pedophiliac counterparts. Clearly, their priorities are skewed.