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trotsky

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20. Wow you've tried to latch on to that aspect like a pitbull.

Fri Mar 29, 2019, 07:56 AM

Mar 2019

Too bad it doesn't mean what you think it does.

It doesn't state that you are INTENDING to have "two wrongs make a right." No one is claiming that's what you're doing, either.

Whataboutism in itself means that any wrong can be dismissed if you can bring up another wrong that you present as worse, or more encompassing. As you continue to do with the Chinese government, trying to associate their policies with atheism. You seek to squelch discussion of religious intolerance by presenting general intolerance as the REAL problem. The WORSE problem.

There are many kinds of intolerance, g. Religious intolerance is real, and one of them.

I am sorry that upsets you so much. But closing your eyes to it and denying it will only perpetuate it. That's evil.

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BAD news: Governor signs bill requiring clergy to report child abuse [View all] trotsky Mar 2019 OP

Correction ' good news' California_Republic Mar 2019 #1

Please read the full post. n/t trotsky Mar 2019 #2

Are lawyers mandated reporters? guillaumeb Mar 2019 #3

Yeah, whatabout other child abuse? trotsky Mar 2019 #6

Busted again Major Nikon Mar 2019 #12

Incorreect. guillaumeb Mar 2019 #15

Wow you've tried to latch on to that aspect like a pitbull. trotsky Mar 2019 #20

In most states, if they know their client will commit a crime, yes. Cuthbert Allgood Mar 2019 #9

In this case, the crime has been committed. guillaumeb Mar 2019 #16

If the crime has already been committed, then the lawyer's duty marylandblue Mar 2019 #17

That would be the Prosecutor. guillaumeb Mar 2019 #21

From the article: guillaumeb Mar 2019 #4

Also from the article: trotsky Mar 2019 #5

Virginia legislators seem detyermined to have it both ways. guillaumeb Mar 2019 #7

Two words: religious privilege. trotsky Mar 2019 #8

Maybe he means he thinks it's wrong Mariana Mar 2019 #10

I think you're way more likely to be correct than I am. trotsky Mar 2019 #11

Alternatively, he means only the RCC should get the privilege marylandblue Mar 2019 #18

RCC Canon Law is clear. guillaumeb Mar 2019 #14

Because of religious privilege. Thank you for confirming I'm right. n/t trotsky Mar 2019 #19

Good news for all the child rape apologists Major Nikon Mar 2019 #13