Spoken like a true Marxist…
Rosanne Barr says parents who take their children to Catholic Church should lose custody.

Via NoLiburls:

The pedo priests are trying to cover up the number of LITTLE GIRLS they have molested too, as if that doesn’t matter as much as what happens to boys. Trust me, the number of girls raped and molested by priests is at least double the boys. They are trying to cover it all up so that they can end up purging gay priests, and laying the blame on them. The fact is pedos like to rape both boys and girls, and only a small number of pedos are exclusively into male children.

I am starting to think that any parent who takes their kids to catholic churches from now on should lose custody. Taking your kid where you know sex offenders hang out is inexcusable!!!

 

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  1. #1 April 8, 2010 at 11:28 am

    Aitch748 commented:

    So what happens if Kevin Jennings gets his way and we start catching pedophiles in public schools posing as teachers? Should parents lose custody of their children then?

    /not seriously awaiting an answer from Ms. Mouth

  3. #3 April 8, 2010 at 11:38 am

    Logus commented:

    What if it were found out that such things were occuring in mosques?

    Oh, right… that’s Islam. Don’t go there.

    Christianity in all its denominative forms is open season for liberals, unless it’s mainline liberal Christianity/Christians such as Shelby Spong, Jeremiah Wright, etc.

  4. #4 April 8, 2010 at 11:40 am

    Obamanation @ Notre Dame commented:

    I guess custody should then be given to PlannedParenthood.

    http://www.FreeTheND88.org

  6. #6 April 8, 2010 at 11:45 am

    wanumba commented:

    So, condemning the entire group for the sins af a few?

    How many priests have worked very hard to be the best they can be for their parishes and Madame Barr is proclaiming them all guilty. No evidence, no trial, no jury, just her collossally arrogant opinion, “Trust me.”

    Like her stupid, screechy annoying sitcom was Shakspeare and she is Laurence Olivier.

  7. #7 April 8, 2010 at 11:46 am

    BurmaShave commented:

    Just the usual Liberal Hate Speech. If you think this is bad, just wait until the Liberals get their clock cleaned come November. Then we will all get schooled on what is real Hate Speech.

  8. #8 April 8, 2010 at 11:49 am

    Mary commented:

    As part of No Child Left Behind, they surveyed the public school student bodies. They found that one out of ten children had been molested by school staff.

    I wonder if she would apply that rule there too.

  9. #9 April 8, 2010 at 11:51 am

    Militant Conservative commented:

    How bout not giving credence to those who eat more than thier fair share of the food supply???????
    Go ahead and talk to show use your brilliance.

  10. #10 April 8, 2010 at 11:53 am

    Ladue Pundit commented:

    This is a woman who had multiple fetuses implanted, and joked on late night TV how she was going to “get rid of all those little suckers” except one.

    She’s right down there with Rosie O’Donut who dressed her (adopted) daughter in a suicide vest.

  11. #11 April 8, 2010 at 11:53 am

    hermie commented:

    Would she apply that to Roman Polanski and Hollywood parents who support his right to drug and rape underage gilrs?

    No of course not, because like Whoopie says ‘It’s not “Rape, Rape”.

  12. #12 April 8, 2010 at 11:54 am

    Kevin P commented:

    I have to agree with Michael Savege —- Liberalism is a mental disease.

  13. #13 April 8, 2010 at 11:56 am

    Charlie commented:

    Jim… why? I had completely forgot about her. I could have gone through the rest of my life and have not one more thought of her. And then you had to post that. Please, think before you do stuff like that again. You know, post responsibly.

  14. #14 April 8, 2010 at 11:58 am

    THIS... IS CNN commented:

    Catholic Drudge – http://www.PewSitter.com – because the media HATES REAL Catholics.

  15. #15 April 8, 2010 at 12:02 pm

    Andreas K. commented:

    Hey, Rosanne, got any comments about the Odenwaldschule in Germany? Where sexual assaults on children has a 100 year tradition and where many of today’s left wing “elites” in Germany went to school?

    No?

    Of course not.

    Raping children is only bad when right wingers and christians do. But when mohammedans and leftists do, then it’s perfectly fine in the name of “religion”, “tradition”, “culture” and whatever BS theories Kinsey cooked up in his perverted little brain.

  16. #16 April 8, 2010 at 12:03 pm

    kate commented:

    This is the price society pays when you close mental institutions.

  17. #17 April 8, 2010 at 12:04 pm

    Andreas K. commented:

    BTW, the same lefti wing “elites” in Germany, who went to that school, are working hard to get pedophilia legalized.

    I’ve been reading up on what actually happened in that school and it’s extremely disgusting. Yet the media is extremely silent about it.

    Oh, and in Jemen a 13 year old girl, who was in a forced-marriged with a 30 year old guy, bled to death due to the injuries he caused in her vagina by penetrating her.

    Where’s the outcry from the left?

  18. #18 April 8, 2010 at 12:04 pm

    John Fembup commented:

    “Trust me”

    Yeah sure.

  19. #19 April 8, 2010 at 12:07 pm

    bg commented:

    ++

    people the likes of Roseanne, Woopi,
    Joy & Rosie O et al can be defined as:

    The Audaciously Ignorant..

    ht Sojourner #34/36 in a previous thread..

    Silently Shifting Teachers in Sex Abuse Cases [2002]

    [ Whatever measures states are taking, cases crop up repeatedly around the country. In 1998, the trade paper Education Week compiled a list of 244 cases involving accusations of school sexual abuse that were then making their way through courts and disciplinary hearings. It concluded that teachers accused in one place were likely to have been accused elsewhere before.

    Educators acknowledge the problem
    persists despite recent efforts:]

    Has Media Ignored Sex Abuse In School? [2006]

    [If the suspect in the 1996 murder of JonBenet Ramsey were a priest, there would be a fresh outcry about a decades-long cover-up in the Catholic Church. Commentators from Left and Right would rightly unite in decrying the crisis and the entrenched complacency that led to it. Catholic pundits would take a special relish in pointing out that they agree: The Church had better get its act together.

    Any institution that has allowed children to be harmed by predators deserves to be taken to task for it. No institution should get a pass.
    And no profession should get a pass. Not preachers, not priests —
    not even teachers.

    Especially not teachers. And yet …

    Consider the statistics: In accordance with a requirement of President Bush’s No Child Left Behind Act, in 2002 the Department of Education carried out a study of sexual abuse in the school system.

    [..]

    “[T]hink the Catholic Church has a problem?” she said. “The physical sexual abuse of students in schools is likely more than 100 times the
    abuse by priests.”

    So, in order to better protect children, did media outlets start hounding the worse menace of the school systems, with headlines about a “Nationwide Teacher Molestation Cover-up” and by asking “Are Ed Schools Producing Pedophiles?”

    No, they didn’t. That treatment was reserved for the Catholic Church, while the greater problem in the schools was ignored altogether.]

    Sexual Misconduct Plagues US Schools [2007]

    [There are 3 million public school teachers nationwide, most devoted to their work. Yet the number of abusive educators _ nearly three for every school day _ speaks to a much larger problem in a system that is stacked against victims.

    Most of the abuse never gets reported. Those cases reported often end with no action. Cases investigated sometimes can't be proven, and many abusers have several victims.

    And no one _ not the schools, not the courts, not the state or federal governments _ has found a surefire way to keep molesting teachers
    out of classrooms.

    Those are the findings of an AP investigation in which reporters sought disciplinary records in all 50 states and the District of Columbia. The result is an unprecedented national look at the scope of sex offenses by educators _ the very definition of breach of trust.]

    btw, the above is only a sample, they have been moving teachers
    around for longer than i am old, and i’m a senior citizen, so go figure..

    Earth to Moral Godess Queens in their own minds..

    The Pope and the New York Times

    Cardinal Ratzinger did more than
    anyone to hold abusers accountable.

    [A few years later, when the CDF assumed authority over all abuse
    cases, Cardinal Ratzinger implemented changes that allowed for direct administrative action instead of trials that often took years. Roughly 60% of priests accused of sexual abuse were handled this way. The man who is now pope reopened cases that had been closed; did more than anyone to process cases and hold abusers accountable; and became the first pope to meet with victims. Isn't the more reasonable interpretation of all these events that Cardinal Ratzinger's experience with cases like Murphy's helped lead him to promote reforms that gave the church more effective tools for handling priestly abuse?

    That's not to say that the press should be shy, even about Pope Benedict XVI's decisions as archbishop and cardinal. The Murphy case raises hard questions: why it took the archbishops of Milwaukee nearly two decades to suspend Murphy from his ministry; why innocent people whose lives had been shattered by men they are supposed to view as icons of Christ found so little justice; how bishops should deal with an accused clergyman when criminal investigations are inconclusive; how to balance the demands of justice with the Catholic imperative that sins can be forgiven. Oh, yes, maybe some context, and a bit of journalistic skepticism about the narrative of a plaintiffs attorney making millions off these cases.

    That's still a story worth pursuing.]

    ==

  20. #20 April 8, 2010 at 12:12 pm

    Andreas K. commented:

    The man who is now pope reopened cases that had been closed; did more than anyone to process cases and hold abusers accountable; and became the first pope to meet with victims.

    That’s cute and pointless.

    They were never prosecuted under the law. Never. Because the church covered them from the law.

    Ratzinger can open whatever he wants. It’s irrelevant and just a PR stunt. He’s not the law, he’s not the justice system. He and his goons are just like the mohammedans who bypass the law of the land all the time. The mohammedans do it with the “immigration bonus”, the catholic church does it with their leadership who simply put the criminals into other positions, and the left does it with weird*ss theories by their “sex god” Kisney.

    They’re all the same piece of crap. They should all be dealt with properly.



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