Topic: Whom would you most like to see Matt beat the shit out of, fora?
Anonymous A started this discussion 6 years ago#88,002
Which fora user would you most like to see get slowly flailed and slapped into an unrecognizable bloody pulp by Minichan's premier overweight 50 year old retard?
Anonymous C joined in and replied with this 6 years ago, 7 minutes later, 15 minutes after the original post[^][v]#1,006,622
@previous (A)
Then you should have included Matt in the pole. He may not have the necessary energy to beat himself up. Then again over the many years he continues to beat himself up. You should see that pic of his medicine cabinet.
Sure any dumb as all fuck fool can go to a dirty nasty Beijing China for Tuberculous for quick weight loss. Then eat dirty nasty street food in Kunming that helps continue to keep weight down because of issues I refuse to post about because that excites Indy. Gives him a woody.
Killer Lettuce? !!iNo3FkiZx joined in and replied with this 6 years ago, 6 minutes later, 19 hours after the original post[^][v]#1,006,905
@previous (Father Merrin !u5oFWxmY7U)
But what if he really went for you? The Republicans point out that Jesus is pro-gun, so surely he would be okay with some fist fighting if it was necessary?
> But what if he really went for you? The Republicans point out that Jesus is pro-gun, so surely he would be okay with some fist fighting if it was necessary?
TG doesn't use his fists, he likes sword fighting better.
As Christ did when beaten by the Romans, I would passively bear the assault.
> The Republicans point out that Jesus is pro-gun, so surely he would be okay with some fist fighting if it was necessary?
Republicans also put out that the "Radical Leftist" tactic of trying to 'bully' and 'silence' people with unpopular opinions doesn't apply when it's their own Republican president pointing to the Lügenpresse at the back of the arena and orchestrating 20,000 of his baying MAGA minions in chants of "down with CNN!" for their crime of disseminating factual information about him. In short, Republicans aren't very bright and their views on Jesus can be discounted.
You seem to have something on your mind. Is it something you'd like to confess to me? That was such an odd outburst to have in a discussion about politics!
> > molesting children...paedophile... > > You seem to have something on your mind. Is it something you'd like to confess to me? That was such an odd outburst to have in a discussion about politics!
Yes, he would like for you to stop molesting children.
Anonymous X joined in and replied with this 6 years ago, 11 minutes later, 1 day after the original post[^][v]#1,007,117
@1,007,113 (Father Merrin !u5oFWxmY7U)
Just like you still don your opera cape and prance about town, always on the lookout for fresh ladyboy ass to spank?
> > The Republicans point out that Jesus is pro-gun, so surely he would be okay with some fist fighting if it was necessary? > > Republicans also put out that the "Radical Leftist" tactic of trying to 'bully' and 'silence' people with unpopular opinions doesn't apply when it's their own Republican president pointing to the Lügenpresse at the back of the arena and orchestrating 20,000 of his baying MAGA minions in chants of "down with CNN!" for their crime of disseminating factual information about him. In short, Republicans aren't very bright and their views on Jesus can be discounted.
A comment about the ongoing political situation in America.
You know, if I wasn't a real priest (which I am) I have often thought it would be a fun experiement to invent a priest persona as a way of provoking repressed self-loathing pedophiles into unleashing their fantasies under the guise of projecting them onto someone else. I think it would be fascinating to see what kinds of sick and disgusting posts people write with the safety net of "I'll bet this is what that priest wants to do to kids!"
> Lawyers helping the public with money from the Catholic Church to pay parents and children, who the Church abused in the name of Jesus.
Did you write this sentence or have you copied it from whatever Mickey Mouse organisation that is? Because it's so tortured it's barely understandable.
Father Merrin !u5oFWxmY7U replied with this 6 years ago, 1 minute later, 1 day after the original post[^][v]#1,007,369
@previous (I)
Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, narrow-mindedness and lawyers helping the public with money from the Catholic Church to pay parents and children, who the Church abused in the name of Jesus.
> > > > > You know, if I wasn't a real priest (which I am) > > > > Repeating this over and over does not mean you are. > > Indeed, a fact requires stating only once.
Syntax replied with this 6 years ago, 15 minutes later, 2 days after the original post[^][v]#1,007,893
@previous (A)
It's Friday and A Great Day-Nite for me so Let me add something I heard on NPR yesterday on my way to the Gym - Pope has conviend some kind of conference to take place to consider married men in Brazil, as possible candidates for priests - Don't quote me on those exact words but Church is looking at solving the problem of so few priests and so few trying to become priests.
Church is also losing a mass of people going to church or even joining the church (pardon the pun)
Catholic sex abuse victims deserve justice. They’re now getting more time to seek it.
THE ALL-BUT-IMPREGNABLE wall of power and influence that for decades blocked victims of child sex abuse from seeking justice and compensation from pedophiles and their enablers has started to crumble — not a moment too soon. Stunned by revelations in Pennsylvania and elsewhere documenting the scale of abuse by priests given cover by the Catholic Church, state lawmakers are starting to tear up laws that set strict limits on the number of years that victims are given to bring lawsuits.
Until now, the church, along with insurance companies and a few other private organizations, including the Boy Scouts of America, has had the lobbying muscle to impede such measures, especially in states with sizable populations of practicing Catholics. In New York, for instance, people molested as children by pedophiles had until age 23 to press criminal charges or file civil lawsuits against their abusers. Repeated efforts to loosen that law were blocked by Republicans in the state Senate.
The dam of opposition to reform in Albany broke after Democrats took control of the upper house in last fall’s elections. In January, the church dropped its long-standing opposition to a more open system — allowing criminal charges until childhood victims turn 28 and civil suits until they turn 55 — when lawmakers agreed to apply the new law to public schools, as well as private entities such as the church. Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo (D) signed the legislation into law last month.
Fact is that when one mentions Catholic Priest one gets Catholic Pedophile.