The bloviating language is suffocating.
The bishop buys the same crapola:
freedom of speech and freedom of expression do not constitute a freedom to dismiss or disrespect the beauty of anyone’s race, the sacredness of anyone’s religious belief or the uniqueness of anyone’s nationality.
Dialogue, disagreements and even demonstrations must be conducted in an atmosphere of decency, self-respect, and esteem for the community in which we live and those who live in it.
I am choking in beauty, sacredness, uniqueness, decency, self-respect and esteem.
Air...supply........low.......
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2 comments:
Everybody wants the right to say what they want to say, and the freedom to silence people who oppose them. What am I, when I say that you should be able to say whatever you want, no matter who or what it's about? Consistent? ;)
-Sean
Not really surprised that Catholics have been demanding freedom of speech and religion, but the first chance they get, they take out anybody who mocks them.
Disappointing to see the Church taking part in the rites of Sacred Victimhood.
In other news, flabbergasted by a Hanes underwear commercial in which a baby grand piano was dropped on a violin wrapped in underwear to try to show that Hanes "softens the blow." It went about as well as you would expect. I couldn't help but flinch as the baby grand was smashed. What was the point of that? Kinda symbolic of our predicament: destroying culture we deem old or passe for the sake of a lame joke.
-Sean
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