It wasn't the crime researchers' fault. Nothing in their education or institutions should be changed to make them more resistant to being paid to prostitute their credentials in the service of a long train of criminal conspiracies and abuses. Poor little victims of society...
They were surrounded by a culture of bullshit, and they were insufficiently trained to deal with the huge appeal of making shit up and pawning it off on credulous readers as if it were factual. It's not just that 87.3% of all statistics are made up on the spot. They were far more methodologically sound than that. They took in voluminous data from the very hierarchy that protected the perpetrators and accepted it as gospel. And I don't mean that metaphorically.
With everyone around them taking the money to produce a thin tissue of rationalization, why wouldn't they join in? Take the money and run, babeee!
Never mind when secondary sex characteristics become visible. Those altar boys had increasing levels of testosterone - it's scientific! - and the poor entrapped victim priests simply couldn't resist it at a time when college kids were openly lustful and the one true unalterable word of the lord was, uh, sorry, I lost my train of thought.
Ten years old? No longer a child! Oral sex with a fifth grader couldn't possibly be pedophilia. Any sensitive man of god could tell he was about to break out in adolescent acne any day now. Isn't that a little peach fuzz in the armpit?
The so-called researchers from John Jay College of Criminal Justice - what a misnomer! - concocted rationalizations for the very same fig leaf theory their sponsors had made up of whole cloth. What a coincidence! No, they were paid to uphold these despicable lies. Until John Jay College dismisses the authors of this study, it has made itself the Heritage Foundation of boy-buggering, an institution with zero credibility and even less moral worth.
And what could redeem the Catholic hierarchy?
Thursday, May 19, 2011
Throw papa from the temple
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