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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I was sexually abused in a church as a child and it was absolutely made worse by the fact I was terrified that God blamed me. I don’t understand the religious poster who is defending abuse by religious leaders but on the other hand, I know people like her well — they are the ones who defended my abuser and told me to pray for absolution. They are truly evil people. [/quote] I’m terribly sorry you were abused. That’s indefendible. That said, please show us where a single religious poster defended sexual abuse in a religious institutions. Nobody ever defended it. It’s more the atheists who are trying to sweep atheists’ sexual abuse under the rug because “religion.”[/quote] The PP above said that NAMBLA was morally worse than the religious abusers. That’s defending religious abuse and it minimized what happened to me and literally millions of other innocent kids. I read that post and I got nauseous because it took me back to the religious who obfuscated and disassembled what happened to me. I mean I recognize the type, I know what people like that are, but it makes me sick to see it here. There is no “morally better” way to sexually abuse people, religious PP. Absolutely none. The fact you think that, that you can even write words like that, makes me physically ill.[/quote] PP said NAMBLA and Dawkins were “morally worse” than religious abusers. Sick. [/quote]
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