Candyland trads are very much like the folks who attend Pentecostal services who wave their arms and flail and make noises to appear as if they have a direct line to God.  It is a put on, an attempt to win an argument, even when this is none...to create an argument/atmosphere where they take the "holy high ground" and must maintain it at all costs, because that is the "Catholic position".

I actually threw away my DVDs and CDs, even the ones that were not blasphemous. I did not sell them, because I figured that would be selling my sins to another person and causing them to sin.

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It would not have been selling your sins, but if the DVDs and CDs were sin-inducing  it would have been selling things that would have induced others to sin.

What you did was the intelligent and moral thing to do.

I have been aware of situations in the past where people converted but then wanted to sell immoral things they had, claiming the collection was worth a lot of $$$. So what?

I remember one situation when someone would not sell the filth but instead wanted to donate the collection to a Goodwill type store because the person could not bear to ditch the collection. Even though he knew the material was an occasion of sin; he thought it was ok to facilitate it getting into the hands of someone else, and for the charitibale organisation to make money from selling the filth.

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I had forgotten what a wreck that place has become.

http://catholicforum.fisheaters.com/index.php/topic,3432097.0.html

Some people claim to be Traditional when they really aren't. Novus Ordites on CAF did that all the time. As RomanCatholic said, that was a sick avatar. What was that even of? It looked like some trashy-dressed cartoony woman walking with a dark background. Some people there you can tell aren't Traditional just by looking at their avatars. Really avatar pictures from The Office tv show? Give me a break. To think I almost signed up there back in April...