With twice as many votes as any other nomination this months prize goes to Archpriest Vsevolod Chaplin, the head of the Orthodox Church’s department for relations between the church and society for the gem of wisdom that “If she (a woman) is wearing a miniskirt, it is provocative, if she is drunk at the same time then she is even more provocative, and if she herself is actively seeking contact with people and is then surprised when that contact ends in rape she is wrong.”
But fear not my uncontrollable libido containing friend, you are not alone. It was not that long ago that Donal McKeown in Knock told us that … adults get drunk…. kids get drunk…. and kids can not control themselves while drunk…. so adults MUST be abusing them saying, “The actions of intoxicated adults and some young people’s own inability to have control of themselves would imply that many children are being physically, emotionally and sexually abused across this country on a daily basis — and especially at weekends.”
Trust a catholic Bishop to think that if a child is vulnerable, then SOMEONE has got to be abusing it. That is, after all, what vulnerable children are for right “Father”?
I wonder if we put these two deviants together will they start releasing statements about children in miniskirts, and what an irresistible combined delicacy they offer to the discerning pederast predator in a white collar.
The really, truly True Believer™ of the Month Award February 2011
South Dakota has put itself on the map of Truly True winners for Feburary by giving us a tale that sounds like it should be taller than their very own Mount Rushmore.
A bill under construction in the stranger of the States is moving to make preventing harm to a fetus a “justifiable homicide” in many cases.
This move could make it legal to kill doctors performing abortions, though I am unclear myself if they have to be in the process of performing one at the time.
The bill is no coincidence either, as “Justifiable Homicide” has been the defense used by many attempting, or even succeeding, in murdering doctors who provide the service. The religiously motivated really do know how to equivocate over the difference between “Thous shalt not kill” and “Thou shalt not murder”.