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Should Cabbage be banned?

Yes, he's a non contributor & disruptive forum troll.
17 (42.5%)
No, he's mentally ill and we should feel sorry for him.
4 (10%)
No, because his lies support the R&R cause.
3 (7.5%)
Yes, since his defamation of Archbishop Thuc is his agenda.
8 (20%)
Yes, since his lies & calumny discredit a Catholic forum.
8 (20%)

Total Members Voted: 40

Voting closes: August 22, 2026, 09:42:19 PM

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Re: Should Cabbage be banned?
« Reply #45 on: Yesterday at 09:25:17 PM »
Please ban the Cabbage. Just ban the creep! Croix was more tolerable that the leafy vegetable.

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At least Croix offered some entertainment value.

Re: Should Cabbage be banned?
« Reply #46 on: Today at 02:52:37 AM »
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At least Croix offered some entertainment value.
Croix was a young man of honor.:cowboy:


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Re: Should Cabbage be banned?
« Reply #47 on: Today at 06:38:03 AM »
Croix was a young man of honor.:cowboy:
I think with every new name he chooses, he might become a little less annoying.  Maybe that is what Matthew is hoping for Tom.  :cowboy: 

Re: Should Cabbage be banned?
« Reply #48 on: Today at 09:51:36 AM »
I think with every new name he chooses, he might become a little less annoying.  Maybe that is what Matthew is hoping for Tom.  :cowboy:

Matthew's "secret hope" sounds similar to the current naive neo-trad storyline that pope Bob is covertly planning to restore the Tridentine Latin Mass.

Croix had a brain and didn't operate to defame Catholic Archbishops.

Rather a significant sampling of Cathinfo members are"hoping" Matthew will act to remove the Cabbage troll from the forum.


How many former Catholic CI members have been whacked from the forum for the most trivial reasons?  

If defamation is not a valid reason to take action against a member, then the "Catholic" forum has a problem.

Re: Should Cabbage be banned?
« Reply #49 on: Today at 10:17:24 AM »


How many former Catholic CI members have been whacked from the forum for the most trivial reasons? 

If defamation is not a valid reason to take action against a member, then the "Catholic" forum has a problem.
Donachie got the boot his eccentric, yet very often entertaining, posts. Perhaps he should have stuck to waging a nearly year long defamation campaign against a deceased traditional prelate..or hoping traditional chapels burn down...or fantasizing about an Archbishop being strangled...or proclaiming his merry band of a couple hundred trads to be the "true remnant"...or "red lighting" 80%+ of trad chapels, effectively promoting home-aloneism unless you happen to live within a 5 hour drive of one of the handful of True Resistanceā„¢ chapels in your country

He might still be around had he just done all that :'(