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In reply to the discussion: The myth of moral equivalence [View all]Iggo
(48,262 posts)35. It's the people in the pews.
Their presence condones it.
Their money supports it.
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I did not say anything was excusable or that there was any attempt at excusing behavior
marylandblue
Sep 2018
#2
Demonstrating only that you misunderstand the proper application of the fallacy.
guillaumeb
Sep 2018
#14
I have linked to many articles demonstrating how covering up sexual assault is
guillaumeb
Sep 2018
#42
What you are doing is pointing out that abuse and coverup has happened elsewhere,
trotsky
Sep 2018
#32
What you did was demonstrate that you misunderstood what I wrote, and have written.
guillaumeb
Sep 2018
#41
And when you understand why it is used, you will see that it does not apply.
guillaumeb
Sep 2018
#38
But we aren't (religion) allowed to mention (religion) what makes the RCC (religion)
trotsky
Sep 2018
#34