BliainanAir wrote: It's not proven. The haters were out in force here this morning saying stuff like 'how do you feel about last night's revelations?'. Same people who would be saying innocent until proven guilty in civil cases.
BliainanAir wrote: Just popped in here today and it's remarkable how hate filled and negative these threads are.
BliainanAir wrote: Why 3 threads to catholic bash? Boards has a lot to answer for. It has descended into farce this year with one sided moderation.
BliainanAir wrote: I only usually use it for my interests in meteorology, who are a really genuine sound bunch of posters where all are welcome.
BliainanAir wrote: Aetheist, agnostic, spiritual, New Age, Hindu, Christian, everyone should be allowed make their points in an atmosphere of fair play.
BliainanAir wrote: Boards has turned into a populist echo chamber. They're are some excellent moderators but way too many that the title seems to have gone to their heads and who lack intelligence, common sense and fair play and can't control their bias.
BliainanAir wrote: Some posters are let away with everything. It's obvious to most neutrals and why many stay away from political and social threads here.
BliainanAir wrote: » Last post here. It's really pathetic that a cohort of posters spend hours, days, weeks of their lives Catholic bashing, church bashing etc. What are you going to achieve on here? Absolutely nothing. This isn't real life...it's nothing. Really people need to assess why are they wasting their lives away. It can't be good for your mental health. It must be terrible for physical health spending so much screen time, possibly getting overweight through lack of exercise, bad posture, back pain. A very unhealthy lifestyle. It's imperative to engage with the real world. I'm off for a run. Take care folks. Enjoy the papal visit. It's a once in a lifetime.
BliainanAir wrote: Last post here.
Obvious Desperate Breakfasts wrote: » Er, nope, twice in a lifetime for many people! My atheist husband is at the gym right now, by the way. It’s almost as if there is no link between healthy-living and religiosity. Fancy that?
Hitman3000 wrote: Not proven is not the same as unfounded. Frank has already demonstrated he is not as open as he has claimed.
BliainanAir wrote: » Before i leave the Belfast Rape trial received serious moderation, no one was allowed to assume anything before the trial. Major ban on any discussion. Compare and contrast with an allegation of abuse from the US about clerical abuse. Have we the same mods saying 'wait now lads, you can't say Francis knew of this or it happened, nothing has been proven'. The 'Belfast Rape Trial' was a trendy modern day 'event' mods were tripping over themselves about. The Catholic Church...say what you like, whether proven or unproven.
HappyAsLarE wrote: » Is that where he says he’s going?
BliainanAir wrote: The Catholic Church...say what you like, whether proven or unproven.
BliainanAir wrote: Compare and contrast with an allegation of abuse from the US about clerical abuse. Have we the same mods saying 'wait now lads, you can't say Francis knew of this or it happened, nothing has been proven'.
Hitman3000 wrote: » Child rape , abuse. Children sold, women treated as slaves in the laundry. All proven. Your previous posts were well thought out, this one not so much. Go for your run.
IamtheWalrus wrote: » Bit desperate that
BliainanAir wrote: » You obviously never watched Fr. Ted too closely. Fr. Dick Byrne was a rival priest. Bishop Brennan had no rival. Your post is a prime example of what happens here. A fella tries to be flippant and funny and makes a balls of it.
BliainanAir wrote: Talking about last night's 'revelation'. Enjoy your run.
BliainanAir wrote: » Talking about last night's 'revelation'. Enjoy your run.
FrancieBrady wrote: » A senior bishop in the States has made an allegation. I can prove that if you wish.
BliainanAir wrote: » ??? That's great,but you're not really making any point. I never said anything bad about aetheists.
BliainanAir wrote: » It was spoken off as more than an allegation on here this morning, truth it was said! Compare and contrast with pre the Belfast trial. Say anything about Belfast trial...you'll be banned. Say anything about the catholic church. Proven or not. Fine, no probs. Enjoy your run Francie. Good to hear you're keeping fit.
Discodog wrote: » Very few of my posts in this forum are flippant. Sometimes a little humour is the only way to deal with the thought that a man, who's organisation persecuted & abused tens of thousands of children, is here in Ireland & not in jail. His Holiness :mad:
Sleeper12 wrote: » Belfast is in Ireland. Belfast is in the EU. Irish & EU laws Govern how boards.ie moderate some issues. You do realise that the US is a different continent? Separate laws to the EU? There is no law stopping us taking about what goes on in the US
Obvious Desperate Breakfasts wrote: » Yeah, just joining you in making fatuous remarks to see what it’s like. It’s fun! I thought you were exercising currently? If you’re running and able to reply on boards simultaneously, you might want to ratchet up the exercise intensity a smidge. Otherwise it’s useless and you might as take a leisurely stroll to feed the duckies.
BliainanAir wrote: » I'm just togging out All the italics.. And general nonsense..again Good luck!
BliainanAir wrote: » But you're post wasn't funny. Just incorrect. No rival bishop on Fr. Ted. Not funny, not right. Just silly. re. the highlighted bit, get real. He wasn't personally responsible and is trying to reform an institution which is badly in need of it and it takes time. Don't cloak yourself in the misery of others to look for a good man to be put in jail.
KevRossi wrote: Belfast is in the UK.
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