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 Sometimes politeness does not suffice in the face of grave error.  

Saint Pius X would definitely agree with you on that one 

Saint Alphonsus, continued: "4. The misfortune is, that the mouths of hell that frequently utter immodest words, regard them, as trifles, and are careless about confessing them: and when rebuked for them they answer: ”I say these words in jest, and without malice.” In jest! Unhappy man, these jests make the devil laugh, and shall make you weep for eternity in hell. In the first place, it is useless to say that you utter such words without malice; for, when you use such expressions, it is very difficult for you to abstain from acts against purity. According to St. Jerome, “He that delights in words is not far from the act.” Besides, immodest words spoken before persons of a different sex, are always accompanied with sinful complacency. And is not the scandal you give to others criminal? Utter a single obscene word, and you shall bring into sin all who listen to you. Such is the doctrine of St. Bernard. ”One speaks, and he utters only one word; but he kills the souls of a multitude of hearers.” (Serm. xxiv. in Cant.) A greater sin than if, by one discharge of a blunderbuss, you murdered many persons; because you would then only kill their bodies: but, by speaking obscenely, you have killed their souls."

Non sequitur of the year. And are you defending vulgarity as the "lesser of two evils" now after railing against it? Cussing is indeed a sin and I have no idea why you'd reject Saint Paul and Saint Alphonsus and all the other Saints St. A cites. As for abortion and genocide, of course I've always opposed them and always will.

Is deception a sin, to you? You seem to take delight in trying to fool everyone here by continually signing up with yet another personality, and then preaching to everyone here on what you want us to believe.