Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I never cease to be amazed that people still attend church and send their kids to parochial school after years and years of these horrors and the attendant lack of remorse of the perpetrators and their enablers being continuously publicized all over the planet. It's like inviting the violent pedophile to your home, locking them up in a room with your kids, throwing away the key and getting yourself a pair of earplugs.
Not all parochial schools are bad and there is now plenty of abuse in MCPS and some of the local privates.
But in MCPS and some local privates, as you say, OP, it is not a coordinated ring of deception to move teachers around or stall with the police until the statutes of limitation run out.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I never cease to be amazed that people still attend church and send their kids to parochial school after years and years of these horrors and the attendant lack of remorse of the perpetrators and their enablers being continuously publicized all over the planet. It's like inviting the violent pedophile to your home, locking them up in a room with your kids, throwing away the key and getting yourself a pair of earplugs.
Beware the danger of some ____ are criminals therefore all _____ are criminals (or should be treated like criminals just in case). Our country has a bad history of making that mistake.
I'd agree with you if these were isolated incidents, if the crimes were less gruesome, and in particular if the leadership weren't systematically determined to cover them up and continue to "cover up their cover up" without a shred of remorse as the report describes. As the good people leave the institution in ever greater numbers and the number of pedophiles and abettors start to far exceed the Martin Niemollers, you wonder what is the level of risk that people are willing to expose their children to.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I never cease to be amazed that people still attend church and send their kids to parochial school after years and years of these horrors and the attendant lack of remorse of the perpetrators and their enablers being continuously publicized all over the planet. It's like inviting the violent pedophile to your home, locking them up in a room with your kids, throwing away the key and getting yourself a pair of earplugs.
Not all parochial schools are bad and there is now plenty of abuse in MCPS and some of the local privates.
But in MCPS and some local privates, as you say, OP, it is not a coordinated ring of deception to move teachers around or stall with the police until the statutes of limitation run out.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I never cease to be amazed that people still attend church and send their kids to parochial school after years and years of these horrors and the attendant lack of remorse of the perpetrators and their enablers being continuously publicized all over the planet. It's like inviting the violent pedophile to your home, locking them up in a room with your kids, throwing away the key and getting yourself a pair of earplugs.
Not all parochial schools are bad and there is now plenty of abuse in MCPS and some of the local privates.
Anonymous wrote:I never cease to be amazed that people still attend church and send their kids to parochial school after years and years of these horrors and the attendant lack of remorse of the perpetrators and their enablers being continuously publicized all over the planet. It's like inviting the violent pedophile to your home, locking them up in a room with your kids, throwing away the key and getting yourself a pair of earplugs.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I never cease to be amazed that people still attend church and send their kids to parochial school after years and years of these horrors and the attendant lack of remorse of the perpetrators and their enablers being continuously publicized all over the planet. It's like inviting the violent pedophile to your home, locking them up in a room with your kids, throwing away the key and getting yourself a pair of earplugs.
Beware the danger of some ____ are criminals therefore all _____ are criminals (or should be treated like criminals just in case). Our country has a bad history of making that mistake.
I'd agree with you if these were isolated incidents, if the crimes were less gruesome, and in particular if the leadership weren't systematically determined to cover them up and continue to "cover up their cover up" without a shred of remorse as the report describes. As the good people leave the institution in ever greater numbers and the number of pedophiles and abettors start to far exceed the Martin Niemollers, you wonder what is the level of risk that people are willing to expose their children to.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I never cease to be amazed that people still attend church and send their kids to parochial school after years and years of these horrors and the attendant lack of remorse of the perpetrators and their enablers being continuously publicized all over the planet. It's like inviting the violent pedophile to your home, locking them up in a room with your kids, throwing away the key and getting yourself a pair of earplugs.
Beware the danger of some ____ are criminals therefore all _____ are criminals (or should be treated like criminals just in case). Our country has a bad history of making that mistake.
Anonymous wrote:I never cease to be amazed that people still attend church and send their kids to parochial school after years and years of these horrors and the attendant lack of remorse of the perpetrators and their enablers being continuously publicized all over the planet. It's like inviting the violent pedophile to your home, locking them up in a room with your kids, throwing away the key and getting yourself a pair of earplugs.
Anonymous wrote:There were PA seminarians with questionable pasts working in DCPS and you all let it pass with a wink and a grin.
Don't start acting pious now!