Women need birth control because "they can't control their libido"

[Uncensored2008]

I'm open to learn. Post the numbers.

{The media have left many with the impression that sexual abuse is a Catholic problem — as if Catholic beliefs and customs make sex abuse inevitable. Church teaching for its part is clear: Sexual abuse of minors is always wrong. A more likely culprit would be a non-religious ambivalence about the pedophilia, as seen, for instance, in the media's refusal to broaden its scope to include teachers when considering the issue.

Professor Michael Tracey, whose e-mail correspondence with Karr helped in identifying him as a suspect, identified the real problem in an interview with the National Catholic Register.

"Was JonBenet a pedophile's dream? Clearly, clearly she was," Tracey said. "Her death, and the whole circus surrounding it even 10 years later, has everything to do with the culture's desire to sexualize children."

In 1992, the National Victim Center estimated that 29 percent of all forcible rapes in America were against children under age 11. More than a decade later, an estimated 1 in 4 girls and 1 in 7 boys are victims of unwanted sexual acts.

The 2002 Department of Education report estimated that from 6 percent to 10 percent of all students in public schools would be victims of abuse before graduation — a staggering statistic.

Yet, outside the Catholic Church, the reaction is increasingly accommodation instead of outrage. }

Has Media Ignored Sex Abuse In School? - CBS News

OTOH, you saying that we should ignore catholic priests molesting children because it also happens in schools is just plain stupid.

Oh, I said that, did I?

Lie much, Pillowbite?

You need to find a better excuse to give priests a pass.

You need to stop lying.

Meanwhile, get some help for your own sexual problems.

Tell the nurse to up your medication.

 

[BDBoop]

Why would you solicit the opinion of a "filthy Obamunist?"

I thought you might have showered....

----------

Actually, because you hadn't engaged in the blatant lying that Derideo and RW were having such great fun with.

Do you approve of that? Of just flat out lies, as long as they smear the enemy of the party? Is that where you want your party to be? Are there any democrats who think "this is too far?"

This is a message board. Did you read your own post? I did. I know what you think of me, as both a liberal and a Democrat. And that's fine. Just don't expect me to hold my friends to a higher standard than you yourself exhibit.

 

[OriginalShroom]

Are the Liberals here still lying about what Huck said?

 

[Uncensored2008]

This is a message board.

Yes, it is - and Derideo is a whackjob KOS Kiddie.

Even so, the democratic party media was the primary perpetrator of the smears and demagoguery. Note again the wording the the democrats NBC used to frame the story.

My question is, are there any democrats who will hold the party to some level of standards?

Did you read your own post? I did. I know what you think of me, as both a liberal and a Democrat. And that's fine. Just don't expect me to hold my friends to a higher standard than you yourself exhibit.

I mean every word of my post. I find the democratic party to be a cesspool - as Derideo and RW well proved. I view it as power obsessed and lacking even a hint of integrity.

In fact, these points are irrefutable.

My question is, is that cool with you? As long as the party wins, no limitations on demagoguery and outright lies are needed?

 

[Uncensored2008]

Are the Liberals here still lying about what Huck said?

What I'm trying to find out is if even one democrat thinks the campaign of lies was wrong.

Looks like "party above all, win at any cost" is the universal theme of the shameful democrats.

 

[BDBoop]

This is a message board.

Yes, it is - and Derideo is a whackjob KOS Kiddie.

Even so, the democratic party media was the primary perpetrator of the smears and demagoguery. Note again the wording the the democrats NBC used to frame the story.

My question is, are there any democrats who will hold the party to some level of standards?

Did you read your own post? I did. I know what you think of me, as both a liberal and a Democrat. And that's fine. Just don't expect me to hold my friends to a higher standard than you yourself exhibit.

I mean every word of my post. I find the democratic party to be a cesspool - as Derideo and RW well proved. I view it as power obsessed and lacking even a hint of integrity.

In fact, these points are irrefutable.

My question is, is that cool with you? As long as the party wins, no limitations on demagoguery and outright lies are needed?

My point stands.

 

[BDBoop]

Are the Liberals here still lying about what Huck said?

What I'm trying to find out is if even one democrat thinks the campaign of lies was wrong.

Looks like "party above all, win at any cost" is the universal theme of the shameful democrats.

Quick, show me how the Republican party is in any way different.

 

[Uncensored2008]

My point stands.

Party above all?

I figured as much.

Thanks for your answer.

 

[Uncensored2008]

Quick, show me how the Republican party is in any way different.

Show me a media campaign of open and proven lies?

 

[koshergrl]

Wait...did she have a point?

I so missed it.

 

[Luddly Neddite]

I'm open to learn. Post the numbers.

{The media have left many with the impression that sexual abuse is a Catholic problem — as if Catholic beliefs and customs make sex abuse inevitable. Church teaching for its part is clear: Sexual abuse of minors is always wrong. A more likely culprit would be a non-religious ambivalence about the pedophilia, as seen, for instance, in the media's refusal to broaden its scope to include teachers when considering the issue.

Professor Michael Tracey, whose e-mail correspondence with Karr helped in identifying him as a suspect, identified the real problem in an interview with the National Catholic Register.

"Was JonBenet a pedophile's dream? Clearly, clearly she was," Tracey said. "Her death, and the whole circus surrounding it even 10 years later, has everything to do with the culture's desire to sexualize children."

In 1992, the National Victim Center estimated that 29 percent of all forcible rapes in America were against children under age 11. More than a decade later, an estimated 1 in 4 girls and 1 in 7 boys are victims of unwanted sexual acts.

The 2002 Department of Education report estimated that from 6 percent to 10 percent of all students in public schools would be victims of abuse before graduation — a staggering statistic.

Yet, outside the Catholic Church, the reaction is increasingly accommodation instead of outrage. }

Has Media Ignored Sex Abuse In School? - CBS News

OTOH, you saying that we should ignore catholic priests molesting children because it also happens in schools is just plain stupid.

Oh, I said that, did I?

Lie much, Pillowbite?

You need to find a better excuse to give priests a pass.

You need to stop lying.

Meanwhile, get some help for your own sexual problems.

Tell the nurse to up your medication.

You're the liar. Almost every post you write is a lie.

You wrote:

Are you claiming that Government schools do NOT have vastly more instances of sexual abuse than the Catholic Church?

And then you write about "impressions"?

Post facts that support your claim that "government schools have vastly nore instances of sexual abuse than the catholic church'.

You won't because you can't.

Instead, you'll post another insult that reflects your own sexual dysfunction.

I suggest that you just keep right on posting "ditto" to your fellow brain dead idiots.

 

[BDBoop]

My point stands.

Party above all?

I figured as much.

Thanks for your answer.

Exactly like you then?

Yup.

 

[koshergrl]

I'm open to learn. Post the numbers.

{The media have left many with the impression that sexual abuse is a Catholic problem — as if Catholic beliefs and customs make sex abuse inevitable. Church teaching for its part is clear: Sexual abuse of minors is always wrong. A more likely culprit would be a non-religious ambivalence about the pedophilia, as seen, for instance, in the media's refusal to broaden its scope to include teachers when considering the issue.

Professor Michael Tracey, whose e-mail correspondence with Karr helped in identifying him as a suspect, identified the real problem in an interview with the National Catholic Register.

"Was JonBenet a pedophile's dream? Clearly, clearly she was," Tracey said. "Her death, and the whole circus surrounding it even 10 years later, has everything to do with the culture's desire to sexualize children."

In 1992, the National Victim Center estimated that 29 percent of all forcible rapes in America were against children under age 11. More than a decade later, an estimated 1 in 4 girls and 1 in 7 boys are victims of unwanted sexual acts.

The 2002 Department of Education report estimated that from 6 percent to 10 percent of all students in public schools would be victims of abuse before graduation — a staggering statistic.

Yet, outside the Catholic Church, the reaction is increasingly accommodation instead of outrage. }

Has Media Ignored Sex Abuse In School? - CBS News




Oh, I said that, did I?

Lie much, Pillowbite?



You need to stop lying.



Tell the nurse to up your medication.

You're the liar. Almost every post you write is a lie.

You wrote:

Are you claiming that Government schools do NOT have vastly more instances of sexual abuse than the Catholic Church?

And then you write about "impressions"?

Post facts that support your claim that "government schools have vastly nore instances of sexual abuse than the catholic church'.

You won't because you can't.

Instead, you'll post another insult that reflects your own sexual dysfunction.

I suggest that you just keep right on posting "ditto" to your fellow brain dead idiots.

In the UK:

Teachers at 62 independent schools convicted of sex crimes over 20 years
Crimes range from indecent assault to gross indecency against 277 boys
In some cases, schools where teachers abused boys can't be named


Read more: Teachers at leading public schools, including Eton 'implicated in child sex abuse cases' | Mail Online

 

[BDBoop]

Quick, show me how the Republican party is in any way different.

Show me a media campaign of open and proven lies?

Sure. Google "Mitt's mendacity."

 

[koshergrl]

In the US:

"
Los Angeles police are investigating a teacher aide at Miramonte Elementary School who allegedly sent love letters to an 11-year-old student. The student’s mother discovered the letters in 2009, but she says police and school officials didn’t take the matter seriously until last week, when two other teachers at the same school were arrested for sexually abusing students in separate cases. Is sexual abuse in schools really as common as these reports make it seem?


Possibly. The best available study suggests that about 10 percent of students suffer some form of sexual abuse during their school careers. In the 2000 report, commissioned by the American Association of University Women, surveyors asked students between eighth and 11th grades whether they had ever experienced inappropriate sexual conduct at school. The list of such conduct included lewd comments, exposure to pornography, peeping in the locker room, and sexual touching or grabbing. Around one in 10 students said they had been the victim of one or more such things from a teacher or other school employee, and two-thirds of those reported the incident involved physical contact. If these numbers are representative of the student population nationwide, 4.5 million students currently in grades K-12 have suffered some form of sexual abuse by an educator, and more than 3 million have experienced sexual touching or assault. This number would include both inappropriate romantic relationships between teachers and upperclassmen, and outright pedophilia. "

Is sexual abuse in schools very common?

 

[koshergrl]

AP: 2,500 teachers punished in 5 years for sexual misconduct

""From my own experience - this could get me in trouble - I think every single school district in the nation has at least one perpetrator. At least one," says Mary Jo McGrath, a California lawyer who has spent 30 years investigating abuse and misconduct in schools. "It doesn't matter if it's urban or rural or suburban."

One report mandated by Congress estimated that as many as 4.5 million students, out of roughly 50 million in American schools, are subject to sexual misconduct by an employee of a school sometime between kindergarten and 12th grade. That figure includes verbal harassment that's sexual in nature."


AP: 2,500 teachers punished in 5 years for sexual misconduct | Content | Seattle News, Weather, Sports, Breaking News | KOMO News

Anything else, luds?

 

[Luddly Neddite]

{The media have left many with the impression that sexual abuse is a Catholic problem — as if Catholic beliefs and customs make sex abuse inevitable. Church teaching for its part is clear: Sexual abuse of minors is always wrong. A more likely culprit would be a non-religious ambivalence about the pedophilia, as seen, for instance, in the media's refusal to broaden its scope to include teachers when considering the issue.

Professor Michael Tracey, whose e-mail correspondence with Karr helped in identifying him as a suspect, identified the real problem in an interview with the National Catholic Register.

"Was JonBenet a pedophile's dream? Clearly, clearly she was," Tracey said. "Her death, and the whole circus surrounding it even 10 years later, has everything to do with the culture's desire to sexualize children."

In 1992, the National Victim Center estimated that 29 percent of all forcible rapes in America were against children under age 11. More than a decade later, an estimated 1 in 4 girls and 1 in 7 boys are victims of unwanted sexual acts.

The 2002 Department of Education report estimated that from 6 percent to 10 percent of all students in public schools would be victims of abuse before graduation — a staggering statistic.

Yet, outside the Catholic Church, the reaction is increasingly accommodation instead of outrage. }

Has Media Ignored Sex Abuse In School? - CBS News




Oh, I said that, did I?

Lie much, Pillowbite?



You need to stop lying.



Tell the nurse to up your medication.

You're the liar. Almost every post you write is a lie.

You wrote:

Are you claiming that Government schools do NOT have vastly more instances of sexual abuse than the Catholic Church?

And then you write about "impressions"?

Post facts that support your claim that "government schools have vastly nore instances of sexual abuse than the catholic church'.

You won't because you can't.

Instead, you'll post another insult that reflects your own sexual dysfunction.

I suggest that you just keep right on posting "ditto" to your fellow brain dead idiots.

In the UK:

Teachers at 62 independent schools convicted of sex crimes over 20 years
Crimes range from indecent assault to gross indecency against 277 boys
In some cases, schools where teachers abused boys can't be named


Read more: Teachers at leading public schools, including Eton 'implicated in child sex abuse cases' | Mail Online

Number of Priests Accused of Sexually Abusing Children As Reported by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, Compiled by BishopAccountability.org from reports commissioned by the USCCB, Updated April 11, 2011

In the table below, we provide year-by-year the USCCB's data – on accused priests and persons making allegations – which add up to 6,275 accused priests and 16,795 survivors. The numbers in the table are color-coded for easier reference – red for credibly accused priests and purple for victims. We also provide links to all the USCCB source documents.

Fact is, if you want to find child molesters, go where there are children.

The catholic church hides child molesters. Schools do not.

As usual, you fools are defending the indefensible.

 

[koshergrl]

Yes, the schools do hide them.

"On October 22, the House passed a bill that would bar teachers and staffers who were convicted of a sexual offense or violent crime from working with children in the public schools; it passed by voice vote and was sent to the Senate where it has yet to find a sponsor. It would also require schools to check state and federal criminal records when hiring. Opposed to the bill were the two major teachers' unions, the National Education Association and the American Federation of Teachers."

"It's not as though we lack data on the sexual abuse of children in the public schools. In 2004, the U.S. Department of Education published a report, "Educator Sexual Misconduct: A Synthesis of Existing Literature." It found that nearly 10 percent of the students had been the victims of sexual misconduct, rape, or sexual assault.

"In 2007, AP ran a series on this subject and found more than 2,500 cases over five years in which "educators were punished for actions from bizarre to sadistic." That's only the ones that got caught and were punished. "Most of the abuse never gets reported," AP found. What often happens is that predators are moved from one school district to another, a practice so common it is known as "passing the trash." Even those who are suspended keep their salaries, benefits, and pensions."

"
The scope of the problem is so vast that the GAO had to selectively choose 15 case studies from 11 states for examination. In all 15 cases, teachers and staffers with a history of sexual misconduct were hired or retained; this included administrators. In at least 11 of these cases, schools allowed the child molesters to obtain or continue employment. "Even more disturbing," the report found, "in at least 6 of the cases, offenders used their new positions as school employees or volunteers to abuse more children after they were hired."



http://www.newsmax.com/BillDonohue/Sex-Abuse-Public-Schools/2013/10/31/id/534065

And that's all that needs to be said about that. Trounced again, pudly. Be kind to yourself and drop it.

 

[Luddly Neddite]

AP: 2,500 teachers punished in 5 years for sexual misconduct

""From my own experience - this could get me in trouble - I think every single school district in the nation has at least one perpetrator. At least one," says Mary Jo McGrath, a California lawyer who has spent 30 years investigating abuse and misconduct in schools. "It doesn't matter if it's urban or rural or suburban."

One report mandated by Congress estimated that as many as 4.5 million students, out of roughly 50 million in American schools, are subject to sexual misconduct by an employee of a school sometime between kindergarten and 12th grade. That figure includes verbal harassment that's sexual in nature."


AP: 2,500 teachers punished in 5 years for sexual misconduct | Content | Seattle News, Weather, Sports, Breaking News | KOMO News

Anything else, luds?

If it was kids you cared about, you wouldn't be working so hard to make this about schools.

It is and it should be about ALL child predators. Including the DD jerk.

 

[Luddly Neddite]

Yes, the schools do hide them.

Hundreds of thousands of them over a period of hundreds of years? That's what the catholic church as done. Why doesn't THAT upset your lily white sensibilities?

Give it a rest and admit you don't give a flip about children. You're just on your usual tear about teachers/schools.