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Originally posted by ivanhoeyou guys aren't getting by with this crap ,Your pope is a danger to the rights of man , and you are his brownshirts, just like the rest of the fascists.
LH: "It's people like you who remind me why anti-Catholicism is called the new anti-Semitism."
Hear hear !
16 Sep 05
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Originally posted by frogstompThis post gets my rec because it is illustrative of the point I'm making.
you guys aren't getting by with this crap ,Your pope is a danger to the rights of man , and you are his brownshirts, just like the rest of the fascists.
EDIT: ivanhoe, apologies if it seems like I've hijacked your thread. I still think we're on topic in my discussion with vistesd.
16 Sep 05
Originally posted by lucifershammerThat's all right. It is always good to know where somebody is coming from. I'm referring to Mr. Frogstomp and his paranoid ideas.
This post gets my rec because it is illustrative of the point I'm making.
EDIT: ivanhoe, apologies if it seems like I've hijacked your thread. I still think we're on topic in my discussion with vistesd.
16 Sep 05
Originally posted by ivanhoeName just one freaking Nazi was excommunicated prior to or during WW2.
Are you for real ? The marauder would say: "Get yerself an education"
Then tell me exactly what religion was taught in the seminary at the Hitler Youth camp.
Tell me the pope at that time wasn't buddy buddy with hitler.
Tell me also that Fascism wasnt formed by practising catholics.
Tell me the last pope didnt support the dictators in Latin America while removing priests that ministered to the resistance.
Tell me he didnt refuse to excommunicate D'Arbuson for having the bishop assassinated.
and ,,,,and,,,,and,,,,
Keep the pope out of US Politics
16 Sep 05
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Originally posted by frogstompOf course you would, wouldn't you? You'd think that of anything written by a Catholic, especially a future Pope.
BTW i just got around to reading the opening post in this thread, and can't remember ever reading anything so full of disjointed thinking. outside of a djbecker post
16 Sep 05
Originally posted by lucifershammerI think anybody that went to seminary school in a Hitler Youth camp probably ought not be pope.
Of course you would, wouldn't you? You'd think that of anything written by a Catholic, especially a future Pope.
Listen up, just admit you're a fascist and be done with it.
16 Sep 05
Originally posted by frogstompHmmm....it does seem that Benedict's address could be summed up as freedom is slavery.
Pope Benito : Freedoms just another word for slavery. you cannot be free unless you use political power to enforce MY dictates upon the populace."
Crowd : All Hail the LEADER amen
Idiot in the crowd : Hear hear !
16 Sep 05
Originally posted by frogstompI think anybody that went to seminary school in a Hitler Youth camp probably ought not be pope.
I think anybody that went to seminary school in a Hitler Youth camp probably ought not be pope.
Listen up, just admit you're a fascist and be done with it.
Please.
After he was repatriated in 1945, he and his brother entered Saint Michael Seminary in Traunstein, and then studied at the Ducal Georgianum (Herzogliches Georgianum) of the Ludwig-Maximilian University in Munich.†
Keep your facts straight.
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Originally posted by lucifershammerPope Benedict, 78, has not tried to hide his enrollment in the Hitler Youth at age 14, addressing his brief membership in his autobiography, "Salt of the Earth."
[b]I think anybody that went to seminary school in a Hitler Youth camp probably ought not be pope.
Please.
After he was repatriated in 1945, he and his brother entered Saint Michael Seminary in Traunstein, and then studied at the Ducal Georgianum (Herzogliches Georgianum) of the Ludwig-Maximilian University in Munich.[/i
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"We weren't in it to start with, but with the beginning of the obligatory Hitler Youth in 1941 my brother was enrolled as was required," he recalled. "I was too young but later was enrolled into it from the seminary."
Benedict said he tried to avoid Hitler Youth meetings, creating a dilemma. He needed proof of attendance to get a tuition discount, which his father - a retired policeman - badly needed.
So he finessed it, according to his book. "Thank God, there was a math teacher who understood. He was himself a Nazi party member, but an honest man who told me, 'Just go so we have it,'" he recalled. "But when he saw that I simply didn't want to, he said: 'I understand, I'll take care of it.' And so I was free of it."
Get your own facts straight!
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Originally posted by frogstompOh boy. Where did you pick that passage from?
Pope Benedict, 78, has not tried to hide his enrollment in the Hitler Youth at age 14, addressing his brief membership in his autobiography, "Salt of the Earth."
"We weren't in it to start with, but with the beginning of the obligatory Hitler Youth in 1941 my brother was enrolled as was required," he recalled. "I was too young but later was enrolled ...[text shortened]... stand, I'll take care of it.' And so I was free of it."
Get your own facts straight!
EDIT: Never mind, here it is:
http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?pagename=JPost/JPArticle/ShowFull&cid=1113704370906&p=1006953079865
AFAICS, the seminary was not in a Hitler Youth "Camp" (whatever that is). The Hitler Youth was, it would seem, the Nazi version of the Boy Scouts.