Having systematically hushed up the rape and torture of thousands of children within its own organisation since the 1950s (and much longer with more success), the Catholic Church now condemns atheists for Nazism. It’s a neat little diversion from the aforementioned child raping business. At least, now there remains no excuse whatsoever to stay a member of this self-serving crime family.
If you don’t leave the Church now, after all these crimes, after all these lies, after all these signs of contempt for human rights and for basic human civility, after this lousy final attempt to blame someone else, to blame the one group that may be openly hated and offended without any repercussions, you’re a bitch, indeed. Go and fawn upon, if you like, your clerical fascist pimp, suck his holy dick and leave the reasonable part of the world live in peace.
You stupid wanker.
Background
The Pope made his remarks in his opening address to the Queen at Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh.
He said: “Even in our own lifetimes we can recall how Britain and her leaders stood against a Nazi tyranny that wished to eradicate God from society and denied our common humanity to many, especially the Jews, who were thought unfit to live.
“As we reflect on the sobering lessons of atheist extremism of the 20th century, let us never forget how the exclusion of God, religion and virtue from public life leads ultimately to a truncated vision of man and of society and thus a reductive vision of a person and his destiny.”
Atheist Paula Kirby wrote:
We know from comments made before the visit that both the Vatican and the UK govt were deeply concerned that the visit might be overshadowed by the sex abuse issue; so what could be more natural than that they would have put their heads together to try to find a way to prevent that happening? And what better method could they possibly find than to launch an attack on the likely protestors – an attack of such grotesque obscenity that we would be immediately deflected into protesting about that rather than the real issue?
List of Hitler quotes on his beliefs
gorgias
18. September 2010 at 18:10
Ob Hitler wirlich gläubig war, kann man von diesen Zitaten nicht unbedingt feststellen. Er konnte dies einfach aus Berechnung gesagt haben ohne an Gott zu glauben.
Was wirklich aber ins Mark trifft, ist die Idee der politischen Religion.
Interresant ist auch der Abschnitt Der Totalitarismus als Erbe des Christentum
Was aber nicht stimmt ist, dass die katholische Kirche die Ursache für den christlichen Antisemitismus ist. Die Wurzeln liegen viel tiefer, wie man hier nachlesen kann: Erlösung durch Vernichtung Die katholische Kirche ist eben nur jene christliche Kirche, die es am längsten gibt und am größten ist, und desshalb sich auch in diesem Feld am meisten betätigt hat.