Catholic Transparency...

Skybird · 01-09-13, 06:44 PM

[rage&anger]

... or: how amongst equals, some are more equal than others.

http://www.spiegel.de/international/...-a-876612.html

I have complained so often about that religions in general and the church in special want to put themselves aside from the usual general laws valid for everybody else. Here, the charges are about rape and abuse in hundreds of cases - and the church claims right to decide when enough research has been done, wants to decide what info is to be revealed and what not, wants to decide on the results and charges being published or not, and to what degree, wants to dictate the rules by which prosecutors and analysts shall do their criminalistic work?

It seems the bishops and the church once again do what they always do best: being rimless anusses whose size only gets exceeded by the ammount of their arrogance and righteousness, the diameter of their glorioles, and the monumental shadows cast by their perfectly complacent egos.

Oh you holy ones, I spit in your faces, you bigot hypocritical parasitic scum.

Experts and analysts familiar with the matter of pedophilia and sexual abuse in the church say the opposition in the church to independent research is enormous, since the number of "incidents" is far greater than is being mentioned in public debate, and also threatens the church'S status of being able to evade criminal law due to regulations that rule that church law is equal to and in parts superior to the state's law. That'S why criminal investigations against priests often get supressed and the church is allowed to move the suspect silently away.

Every ordinary citizen being suspect in a case of rape and pedophilia would be made feeling the full strength of the law and police procedures.

Why I am so enraged? I know one family that is effected by these crimes, directly. They are totally shocked by today's news. And they are furious, like hundreds of rape victims are across the country, no doubt.

The suspect brought to court over charges and in prinmciple already has confessed guilty, demands to decide on the judges, the laws, and the final verdict.

Lesson of the story: it pays off better to be a swine than an ordinary animal.

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01-09-13, 06:44 PM	#1
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 42,602 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	Catholic Transparency... [rage&anger] ... or: how amongst equals, some are more equal than others. http://www.spiegel.de/international/...-a-876612.html I have complained so often about that religions in general and the church in special want to put themselves aside from the usual general laws valid for everybody else. Here, the charges are about rape and abuse in hundreds of cases - and the church claims right to decide when enough research has been done, wants to decide what info is to be revealed and what not, wants to decide on the results and charges being published or not, and to what degree, wants to dictate the rules by which prosecutors and analysts shall do their criminalistic work? It seems the bishops and the church once again do what they always do best: being rimless anusses whose size only gets exceeded by the ammount of their arrogance and righteousness, the diameter of their glorioles, and the monumental shadows cast by their perfectly complacent egos. Oh you holy ones, I spit in your faces, you bigot hypocritical parasitic scum. Experts and analysts familiar with the matter of pedophilia and sexual abuse in the church say the opposition in the church to independent research is enormous, since the number of "incidents" is far greater than is being mentioned in public debate, and also threatens the church'S status of being able to evade criminal law due to regulations that rule that church law is equal to and in parts superior to the state's law. That'S why criminal investigations against priests often get supressed and the church is allowed to move the suspect silently away. Every ordinary citizen being suspect in a case of rape and pedophilia would be made feeling the full strength of the law and police procedures. Why I am so enraged? I know one family that is effected by these crimes, directly. They are totally shocked by today's news. And they are furious, like hundreds of rape victims are across the country, no doubt. The suspect brought to court over charges and in prinmciple already has confessed guilty, demands to decide on the judges, the laws, and the final verdict. Lesson of the story: it pays off better to be a swine than an ordinary animal. [/rage&anger] __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.