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wildmanfromborneo
17 Jul 13 11:18
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This should put the cap on it but here goes.

The state as usual caved into pressure with regards the Magdalenes,emotionalism reigned with the mantra " a few oul bob for Christmas presents for grandchildren and trips to Lourdes " being trotted out in all the RTE soft interviews.
RTE an organisation that has been milking the state for ages naturally were clamouring for compensation but they never once presented the other side,these were tough times there was no welfare some of these girls were cast out of their families and the nuns were the only ones to provide sanctuary.

The courts when dealing with some women sent them to laundries as an alternative to jail,the not bothering about the circumstances suits these ladies and is it fair that the women who opted for jail get nothing.

The state despite advertising campaigns about insurance fraud are not prepared to defend the state purse,the religious orders are though.
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Report Kelly July 17, 2013 12:03 PM BST
Most of the clergy and most of those involved in religious orders were OK  individually, and some of them splendid  , and still are . But as with life sometimes the lowest common denominator factor enters into the equation  , and unfortunately quite a few citizens suffered at the hands of some malcontents ( and worse descriptions ).

That the state failed to monitor activity in certain quarters makes it partly to blame , so trying to right a wrong costs . Simple logic in my book , any cost I suspect is buttons compared with more recent malpractices which have put the country in hock . The perpratators of recent malpracices will probably not get the punishment they deserve ( so called "white collar " offences ) .

Hopefully we are reaching an end to bad practice , time to move on with proper rights for citizens , and proper checks and balances for all levels , including government and institutions . Think we are all more mature now than in the past where there was a lot of overweening genuflection to those who found themselves in positions of power .
Report silvergreaser July 17, 2013 12:32 PM BST
While homosexuality today is almost cool back in the 50s and 60s nobody came out of the closet the stigma was just too great a burden when viewed from the eyes of the all conquering Catholic Church, hence why many religious orders became a haven for pent up homosexuality, these institutions were rife for would be abusers, the most vulnerable in society just hidden away from the world and made to feel like they were the sinners?.
Report kingrat July 17, 2013 10:17 PM BST
ok wildman....u still have not told us who u vote for in the irish republic....i think that is only right and propper that u lay yre cards on the table here.when i asked the sil,he said he voted for no 1,are u of the same ilk?
Report freddiek July 17, 2013 10:25 PM BST
BDJ has described the church as a "cult". 9 hours later and that post is still here. mods have no problem with it obviously

what about all the Wildman posts that were topical on mostly political issues that got wiped?

not having a go at u BDG, just the moderation. You re entitled to feel whatever u like about the church and im no big fan of them either but no question about it, that post would be offensive to many people.

yet the mods remove inoffensive content on a range of different threads!
Report pa lapsy July 17, 2013 10:29 PM BST
^ Excellent point Freddiek and that is no offense to BDJ either.
Report kingrat July 17, 2013 10:38 PM BST
^^^^^a top class lick arse!^^^^^Laugh.......who is wildman's polititical loyalities?....lets have it?????Wink
Report wildmanfromborneo July 17, 2013 11:19 PM BST
My family background would be Clann Na Talmhan but I tended to vote for the individual.
In the past I voted for David Molony because I knew his family and respected him,later I voted for Michael Lowry who was a great GAA man but unfortunately turned out a wrong one.

I expect you would like me to be a Sinn Fein supporter but no whilst I would consider myself a Republican can't abide the criminal element,the anti Catholic element and their general leftie ride on views.
Report mrcombustible July 18, 2013 6:39 AM BST
What is wrong with calling the Catholic Church a Cult?
All religions are Cults
Report wildmanfromborneo July 18, 2013 8:42 AM BST
It all depends on your definition of the word cult but most accept that the mainstream religions are not cults.

Cults tend to follow just one man and often have a collective death wish they don't have a long tradition.
Report kavvie July 18, 2013 10:04 AM BST
willman you have described the catholic church perfectly!!..one man jesus christ?..and isnt there some mumbo jumbo about seeing him on the last day?!!?..a sort of collective death wish no?...does having a long tradition make it ok?
Report wildmanfromborneo July 18, 2013 10:08 AM BST
The long tradition does make it ok.

The men cults follow are nearly always alive.
Report kavvie July 18, 2013 10:13 AM BST
why does  a long tradition make it ok?the priests had a long tradition of bringing young lads and girls for drives etc .does that make it ok?
Report wildmanfromborneo July 18, 2013 10:37 AM BST
Your idea of tradition differs from mine.
Report brain dead jockeys July 18, 2013 12:27 PM BST
the reason it is not recognised as a cult is because they successfully brainwashed a lot more people than other cults.
imagine going once a mth to some middle aged celibate geezer who has basically done nothing his whole life and telling him your "sins"...........reducing you to this patethic grovelling idiot...........how sorry you are for even the smallest little bad thing. its crazy stuff.
Report kavvie July 18, 2013 12:37 PM BST
it defies logic.but the brainwashing was very succesful.so people get offended when its pointed out to them.
Report silvergreaser July 18, 2013 12:41 PM BST
Mohammed came down from a mountain one day and started telling people he was visited by god (allah) funny nobody else was there to witness this God apparition?, builds up a loyal following of believers which then decide to slaughter anything that comes into their path in the name of Allah, hence the most evil cult of the modern day religions "ISLAM".
Report Ozymandius July 18, 2013 12:48 PM BST
Is that a without APOB market, Greaser?
Report wildmanfromborneo July 18, 2013 12:50 PM BST
Who is offended Kavvie ?

Silvergreaser is consistent and doesn't believe in religion,he is also brave and quite rightly condemns Islam for its barbarism.

Kavvies ire is solely directed at the Catholic Church and whether you believe in it or not you cannot get away from the fact it is a huge part of our history and tradition.

Liberals who hate and speak out against the Catholic Church but not a whimper out of them about Islam because as was once said " them lads kill you " that makes them above criticism.
Report kavvie July 18, 2013 12:56 PM BST
i dont believe in religion either.what gave you the impression i did.the one i have most experience of is catholicism so i feel i can comment on it. getting 3 "sacraments"conferred on you before the age of 12 was the first thing that had me smelling a rat when i was a young lad!!.
Report Ozymandius July 18, 2013 1:00 PM BST
Which has the most influence on life in Ireland?  Catholicism or Islam?  I shall venture Catholicism.

And yet if you choose to criticse it you are accused of not critising Islam?  Pathetic logic and a complete red herring.
Report wildmanfromborneo July 18, 2013 1:02 PM BST
The more you learn of life the less religious you get but that doesn't mean you abandon your traditions.

I am sure Kavvies parents were decent people,they brought you up in a certain way for what they considered good reasons you are entitled to reject their mores but don't sneer at them.
Report kavvie July 18, 2013 1:12 PM BST
another thing i noticed growing up is exactly what your after bring up.when i stopped going to mass at a very young age,people started telling me my parents were decent people and didnt deserve what i was doing to them.little evil me.incidiousy trying to get me to conform with the norm.it took more courage to do what i done than not.and also i didnt sneer anything?just stated a fact did i not?..tradition is one thing but religion is something else.my grand uncles ate a big greasy fry every morning and smoked 40 woodbines a day.im sure you will agree this is/was tradition.it wasnt the right thing to do though im sure you will agree?
Report wildmanfromborneo July 18, 2013 1:20 PM BST
I'm in trouble I still love a fry and whilst I don't smoke Woodbines I do smoke Major and finish off a night with some Mick McQuaid.

I accept that the Catholic Church is in full flight in Ireland but don't feel its right to try and denigrate our parents who genuinely believed in it and whilst the Church did plenty of wrong it did some good.

It is a long way down the road but Islam will replace the Catholic Church here.
Report Ozymandius July 18, 2013 1:24 PM BST
Major and a Pipe Laugh You are some character all the same, Borneo.
Report brain dead jockeys July 18, 2013 1:25 PM BST
my ire is with all fundamental religion..........islam is without doubt the worst........the problem with fundamental religion is it puts concepts ahead of people..........i regard the catholics in this country who are against abortion in all circumstances as fundamentalists..........they would allow that indian women to die, even though the foetus had no chance of living.........this is putting the concept of "life" before reality.........its the same with their opposition to euthanasia.......someone who is in the latter stages of motor neuron disease probably has no quality of life, wants to die but these people say no........its daft stuff. if the fundamentalist were in this situation then go ahead live it out.........but they have no right to impose their view on everybody else.


thousands of young mothers were abondoned to institutions by their parents because they got pregnant at a young age..........imagine putting your daughter in the care of these people........dumping your own daughter............THEY WERE SYSTEMATICALLY BRAINWASHED.
Report kavvie July 18, 2013 1:27 PM BST
id say theres not a hope.as people get more educated religion means less.id imagine in 100 yrs religion will be a very small thing in ireland.in islam states theres poverty and opression.people cling to something so religion is strong there.
Report Ozymandius July 18, 2013 1:28 PM BST
good post bdj, I think I would agree with all of that.
Report kavvie July 18, 2013 1:28 PM BST
that last one was meant for borneo..!
Report wildmanfromborneo July 18, 2013 1:36 PM BST
I'm not so sure Kavvie.
London will be under some sort of Sharia law shortly
Malmo has no go Islamic areas and the majority of children in Malmo schools are Muslim
Holland once a bastion of freedom now has Muslim majorities in Amsterdam,they have few to stand against this as Pym Forteyn and Theo Van Gogh were both murdered in broad daylight for speaking against Islam.
Report brain dead jockeys July 18, 2013 1:43 PM BST
in 100 years time only 1% of the irish population will be going to mass, the catholic faith will not be thought in schools and very few kids will be doing the communion/confirmation gig...........the only thing keeping the catholic faith alive in this country is the brainwashed generation.....most are over 65.
i want our politicians to get this mob from the vatican out of our schools and therefore out of the minds of children when they go to school........this default catholic teaching in our primary schools is not healthy. this mob is ruled by rome, not by the irish state.
Report Ozymandius July 18, 2013 1:45 PM BST
Point of order, Borneo.

You use the term "Sharia Law". That is not only a redundancy, it is incorrect. Sharia is law, if you wish to use the term law, kindly refer to it as Islamic law.
Report freddiek July 18, 2013 1:50 PM BST
BDJ, you are being unfair to that generation of people of a certain age. You may call them brainwashed and thats not all that inaccurate but for a lot of them, their eyes are wide open and I know people in that age-group who won't accept any of the auld nonsense from today's priests

While feeling utter shame at the past actions of the Church which have come to light, they still need a place to worship and are not prepared to walk away from the R.C church. and fair play to them
Report brain dead jockeys July 18, 2013 2:00 PM BST
i have no idea why you would say fair play to people for legitimising and contributing financially to that lot from the vatican.....
Report The Gotchee July 18, 2013 11:17 PM BST
When various spellings of the Islamic prophet are added together - including Muhammad, Mohammad, Mohamed and Muhammed - the name is now more than twice as popular in London as the capital's second-ranked boys name, Daniel. There were 1,828 baby boys given the name Mohammed, including varients, in 2008, compared with only 844 who were called Daniel.
London is not the first European capital to see Mohammed become the number one name for baby boys. In Brussels, Amsterdam, Copenhagen and Oslo the name has already gained the top slot.
Report workrider July 19, 2013 11:48 AM BST
AH ,sure god love them , the liberal left had their way and look whats become of europe.....I heard a comment on rte yesterday from a woman who was covering the Egyptian spring , She spoke about the way some women were been RAPED during the riots ..She added that 93% of Egyptian woman have been SEXUALLY ASSAULTED ..What does that tell you about Islam....
Report Ozymandius July 19, 2013 12:11 PM BST
What does that tell you about Islam....

In South Africa more than 30 percent of girls have been raped by the time they are 18, A woman is killed by an intimate partner every eight hours.

In the past month, among other cases in South Africa: a court charged a man accused of chopping up and beheading his wife with a machete; police arrested a 29-year-old accused of raping a 2-year-old toddler fighting for her life in the hospital; and police are investigating the rape of a 100-year-old great-great grandmother. Police still are hunting for two of 15 men accused of gang raping a 23-year-old woman. Her ordeal lasted hours.

What does this tell you about Christianty?
Report wildmanfromborneo July 19, 2013 12:13 PM BST
It tells you nothing about Christianity but plenty about modern day South Africa.
Report Ozymandius July 19, 2013 12:18 PM BST
Exactly.
Report wildmanfromborneo July 19, 2013 12:21 PM BST
I blame Mandiba.
Report Ozymandius July 19, 2013 12:27 PM BST
Wonky, to continue to answer to your question...

Let's look at Indonesia, the words biggest Muslim country in terms of population. (90% Muslim)

Crime statistics per 100,000 capita in Indonesia according to Interpol:

Homicide: 4 x safer than Aus., 14 x safer than UK, 6 x safer than US
Rape: 18x, 12x, and 32x respectively
Assault: 170x, 30x and 89x respectively

What does this tell you about Islam?
Report pa lapsy July 19, 2013 12:35 PM BST
Tis awful weather altogether to be wearing the ould burka and the sun splitting the stones.
Report Ozymandius July 19, 2013 12:39 PM BST
Speaking of Burkas, did you know that Middle Eastern women spend more on lingerie than their Western counterparts?
Report pa lapsy July 19, 2013 12:41 PM BST
Is them de ones that have de affairs Ozy?
Report Ozymandius July 19, 2013 12:44 PM BST
No Pa, solely for the exclusive enjoyment of their man.  Old school.  Like yourself.
Report pa lapsy July 19, 2013 12:45 PM BST
Correct answer, adultery in islam can be punished by death.
Report Ozymandius July 19, 2013 12:46 PM BST
I think its Saudi where women can take out a Pilots licence but are still not allowed drive a car Laugh
Report workrider July 19, 2013 5:21 PM BST
OZY , lesbism is now rife in arab countries , Most women have no hetrosexual sex life for obvious reasons ...So in their own company they allow themselves the luxury of partaking of same sex companionship ....What does that tell you ....I think i'll stop there in case you get carried away....Laugh
Report wildmanfromborneo July 19, 2013 5:29 PM BST
Shhh himself and his lap dance addicted china will be looking for a floor show.
Report workrider July 19, 2013 5:49 PM BST
Laugh
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