June 14, 2014
On June 11 I
wrote a post critical of Archbishop Robert Carlson of St. Louis, who stated in a
deposition that he wasn’t sure in the 1980s if sex with children was a crime. I
expressed my disgust with the Archbishop, and wistfully recalled the days when
horsewhipping was still an accepted means of dealing with villains.
However, before I
vilify a person, I like to get more details, to make sure I’m not falling for
some media feeding frenzy; so I didn’t post the entry right away. And boy, am I
glad I waited.
You see, the
Archbishop says that he did know that
sex with minors was a crime; he just misunderstood the questions put to him in
the deposition.
Sir, I think you
should donate what’s left of your brain to science so that they can see how a
person with no functioning brain cells can still walk and talk.
And do it now.
You’ll never miss it.
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