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mod Cuka justifying disgusting behavior

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Participants loneviper2Tyler Vaughn7Daniel Ward87slywolf45silvertiger11William Bennett53Charles Fox10
loneviper2 loneviper2 MemberOP
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joined Aug 2013
#1 ·
Here is what I sent to Charles Fox10:
Hi there,

I’m reporting this post in the thread regarding the
abolition of religious education in schools:
They love it, of course.
Especially when that figure in black, who clearly lacks any actual training in child development, starts calling mothers names just because they didn't have a church wedding.

Talk about divine love.


Then mod Cuka replies:
What’s the issue here??


When I asked how he justifies using terms like "that figure in black" to describe nuns, he claimed he was actually talking about priests and insisted he wasn't going to implement censorship or police people's speech.
But let's be real—we all know that on this forum, even the slightest hint of right-wing rhetoric gets slapped down with immediate censorship.

It’s honestly disgusting and beneath the dignity of this place.
If this forum actually has any standards, this post should be deleted.
Tyler Vaughn7 Tyler Vaughn7 Active Member
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joined Feb 2023
#2 ·
No, I don't see what the big deal is.
The people who refuse to feed those kinds of ideas to children aren't the ones following orders; they're the ones actually doing the thinking...
loneviper2 loneviper2 MemberOP
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joined Aug 2013
#3 ·
Maria Fowler39 said:Actually, what’s the issue here?
The people who refuse to teach kids these things aren't the sycophants—it's the ones doing the teaching who are...

Labeling clergy as "yes-men in black" isn't exactly the height of polite conversation. That was just the point the user was making, independent of the rest of their sentence.
Daniel Ward87 Daniel Ward87 Active Member
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joined May 2023
#4 ·
loneviper2 said:Calling clergy "guys in black" definitely isn't the most polite way to handle things.

Sure, if that same priest is out there calling someone's mother a slut just because she didn't have a church wedding.
slywolf45 slywolf45 Regular
299 messages
joined Apr 2016
#5 ·
If my memory serves me right, that particular forum user actually lived through it firsthand—and even then, they were being remarkably mild in how they described it.
silvertiger11 silvertiger11 Active Member
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joined Jul 2016
#6 ·
loneviper2 said:Calling clergy "figures in black" is certainly not the height of sophisticated communication. And honestly, that was the user's point, regardless of whatever else they were saying in the rest of the sentence.

True, you've pinpointed the exact issue with that sentence quite well. 🤣
William Bennett53 William Bennett53 Regular
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joined Sep 2016
#7 ·
So, in your view, we have a problem simply because someone referred to a priest—one who actually told several women they were sluts via their own children—as a "man in black"? Do you truly believe the context is irrelevant here, or that this blatant insult isn't clearly directed at that specific individual rather than the entire clergy?
loneviper2 loneviper2 MemberOP
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#8 ·
If that whole "men in black" comment was meant to target priests and nuns in general, then we’ve got a serious problem on our hands.

Why didn't they just leave that phrase out? By keeping it in, it feels like they're making a sweeping generalization, implying that every single priest or nun falls into that category.

At the end of the day, Charles Fox10 said he doesn't see any issue with it whatsoever.
Well, I just hope they apply those same standards when they start labeling everyone else.
William Bennett53 William Bennett53 Regular
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#9 ·
At least for the second time now: the standard is identical for everyone. If you take a look at the absolute bottom-feeders who have been posting on threads about politicians and cultural figures, you’ll get a very clear idea of what people consider acceptable criteria for public figures. Essentially, whatever vitriol you can justify writing about Oliver Frljić, Vesna Pusić, or Vesna Teršelić, you could just as easily direct toward Andrej Plenković, Željko Markić, or Andros Hasanbegović.

Furthermore, my previous point was clearly aimed elsewhere, and I fail to see why anyone would conclude it was directed at the clergy as a whole.
Charles Fox10 Charles Fox10 Regular
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#10 ·
Interesting☕

Setting aside the fact that publicly calling out the Prime Minister is asking for trouble, I should mention there weren't two leaders, but three. The second one wasn't fully quoted because a crucial part was left out—specifically, my take on the post.

I won't be dragging this debate out since the Politics supermod already closed the case. Just a quick heads-up: when you report posts using the triangle icon, they become visible to all the site moderators.

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