Author Topic: SSPX Camp Counselor Arrested for Raping Boys in Post Falls ID (Read 49142 times)

MaterDominici · « **Reply #60 on:** October 28, 2015, 05:05:41 PM »

Quote from: Magna opera Domini

He is the perpetrator, not the victim.

Do you not think that he is possibly both?

There is something in his history that brought him to this point and I wouldn't eliminate the possibility that he was a victim first.

LucasL · « **Reply #61 on:** October 28, 2015, 05:11:36 PM »

Quote from: MaterDominici

Quote from: Magna opera Domini
He is the perpetrator, not the victim.

Do you not think that he is possibly both?

There is something in his history that brought him to this point and I wouldn't eliminate the possibility that he was a victim first.

People don't start to rape kids because he/she was raped

This is a heresy. Also this is a belief the marxists have. That's why the Resistance and SVs are so weak, people accepts paedophiles as "victims" and not as a criminals. People like you have the moral values of Caligula.

You have the same moral as Caligula and I shall ignore everything you said about everything.

One who endorses a paedophile can do anything, in fact one who defends paedophilia WILL do everything evil without seeing evil on it.

Before 1975, the Psychiatrists considered paedophiles not only sick but dangerous to society. The Masonic Lodges and pharmaceutical companies pushed them to take away their positions, so they did it.

Viva Cristo Rey · « **Reply #62 on:** October 28, 2015, 05:14:05 PM »

He stopped being a victim when he raped and molested little boys.

LucasL · « **Reply #63 on:** October 28, 2015, 05:15:31 PM »

Quote from: Viva Cristo Rey

He stopped being a victim when he raped and molested little boys.

Don't worry, if another criminal psychopath rapes your kids you won't find support here. There'll be support for the rapist instead. May God never allow anyone get in touch with any kid in this world, but the fact they do is because people regard them as "victims".

That's the sick reality we live. Fr Chazal "The air we breath is apostasy".

Alexandria · « **Reply #64 on:** October 28, 2015, 05:16:02 PM »

I deleted my comment earlier, but I can't let stand the poster who mentioned that he had been raised poorly, or from a trashy family, something to that affect.

He was raised in the SSPX since he was a child and went to their schools for twelve years. His family owned a farm in order to keep all of the children busy. Just like Bishop Williamson never got tired of telling them to do.

LucasL · « **Reply #65 on:** October 28, 2015, 05:17:50 PM »

Quote from: Alexandria

I deleted my comment earlier, but I can't let stand the poster who mentioned that he had been raised poorly, or from a trashy family, something to that affect.

He was raised in the SSPX since he was a child and went to their schools for twelve years. His family owned a farm in order to keep all of the children busy. Just like Bishop Williamson never got tired of telling them to do.

For some reason I just thought about Benedict VanderPuten who was pretty much raised the same way.

Since your motivation is picture him as a poor man who lived in a bad family, since you may know him personally, why should we trust in your judgment ?

Next time do this: Don't defend paedophiles and pray in silence not in public. EVEN if he was born in a bad family, it does not matter and just shows your bad faith to deceive people and adept your position which is defend to defend a criminal.

If go to to a jail, every mother will tell their sons are "angels , good hearted man and victim of society"
Even if her kid have 30 or 100 rapes in his account.

Alexandria · « **Reply #66 on:** October 28, 2015, 05:22:54 PM »

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Quote from: Alexandria
I deleted my comment earlier, but I can't let stand the poster who mentioned that he had been raised poorly, or from a trashy family, something to that affect.

He was raised in the SSPX since he was a child and went to their schools for twelve years. His family owned a farm in order to keep all of the children busy. Just like Bishop Williamson never got tired of telling them to do.

For some reason I just thought about Benedict VanderPuten who was pretty much raised the same way.

Since your motivation is picture him as a poor man who lived in a bad family, since you may know him personally, why should we trust in your judgment ?

Next time do this: Don't defend paedophiles and pray in silence not in public. EVEN if he was born in a bad family, it does not matter and just shows your bad faith to deceive people and adept your position which is defend to defend a criminal.

If go to to a jail, every mother will tell their sons are "angels , good hearted man and victim of society"
Even if her kid have 30 or 100 rapes in his account.

I'm not defending him.

Are you a troll-in-training or just an over zealous Dimond Bros. fanatic?

Viva Cristo Rey · « **Reply #67 on:** October 28, 2015, 05:25:47 PM »

After Urrutigoity, the SSPX should take steps to prevent perversion.
Also, the parents and parishioners who remain silent and indifferent need to speak up to prevent this from happening to other children.

LucasL · « **Reply #68 on:** October 28, 2015, 05:31:33 PM »

Quote from: Alexandria

Quote from: LucasL
Quote from: Alexandria
I deleted my comment earlier, but I can't let stand the poster who mentioned that he had been raised poorly, or from a trashy family, something to that affect.

He was raised in the SSPX since he was a child and went to their schools for twelve years. His family owned a farm in order to keep all of the children busy. Just like Bishop Williamson never got tired of telling them to do.

For some reason I just thought about Benedict VanderPuten who was pretty much raised the same way.

Since your motivation is picture him as a poor man who lived in a bad family, since you may know him personally, why should we trust in your judgment ?

Next time do this: Don't defend paedophiles and pray in silence not in public. EVEN if he was born in a bad family, it does not matter and just shows your bad faith to deceive people and adept your position which is defend to defend a criminal.

If go to to a jail, every mother will tell their sons are "angels , good hearted man and victim of society"
Even if her kid have 30 or 100 rapes in his account.

I'm not defending him.

Are you a troll-in-training or just an over zealous Dimond Bros. fanatic?

Oh, you're not? Why did you write crying for him, saying he was so good it was almost untrue, why you wrote that you couldn't believe such a good man could do it?

OH YOU WROTE THAT BECAUSE YOU WERE NOT DEFENDING HIM

Viva Cristo Rey · « **Reply #69 on:** October 28, 2015, 05:33:51 PM »

Quote from: Tiffany

Quote from: Aleah

I am always blown away on how much freedom parents give their children and how much trust!

There is a person I know in one of the SSPX parishes who molested a kid in Idaho... no charges were ever pressed- he was just told to leave the state. Now he is in another state and I see parents not paying any attention to him as he plays with and hangs around the children.

Have you warned the parents, children, priests, and authorities?

Alexandria · « **Reply #70 on:** October 28, 2015, 05:37:03 PM »

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Quote from: Alexandria
Quote from: LucasL
Quote from: Alexandria
I deleted my comment earlier, but I can't let stand the poster who mentioned that he had been raised poorly, or from a trashy family, something to that affect.

He was raised in the SSPX since he was a child and went to their schools for twelve years. His family owned a farm in order to keep all of the children busy. Just like Bishop Williamson never got tired of telling them to do.

For some reason I just thought about Benedict VanderPuten who was pretty much raised the same way.

Since your motivation is picture him as a poor man who lived in a bad family, since you may know him personally, why should we trust in your judgment ?

Next time do this: Don't defend paedophiles and pray in silence not in public. EVEN if he was born in a bad family, it does not matter and just shows your bad faith to deceive people and adept your position which is defend to defend a criminal.

If go to to a jail, every mother will tell their sons are "angels , good hearted man and victim of society"
Even if her kid have 30 or 100 rapes in his account.

I'm not defending him.

Are you a troll-in-training or just an over zealous Dimond Bros. fanatic?

Oh, you're not? Why did you write crying for him, saying he was so good it was almost untrue, why you wrote that you couldn't believe such a good man could do it?

OH YOU WROTE THAT BECAUSE YOU WERE NOT DEFENDING HIM

No, I'm not defending him. I wrote what I observed about him since he was a child and what I know about his family.

And take that stupid jester's hat off. It makes you look like an idiot.

LucasL · « **Reply #71 on:** October 28, 2015, 05:39:08 PM »

We have a very good standard. I'd advice you to contact a psychiatrist

- Not endorse paedophilians and criminals =BAD! troll and Dimond fanatic.

- Cry, defend and treat a paedophilia like a person who has high blood pressure and pretend this sick didn't rape many kids = GOOD! Loving Catholic and good man.

This is getting better and better for Satan. It's unknown why Satan has chosen to manifest after I wrote - SI SI NO NO (YES YES NO NO) on criminals, but I suspect Satan likes peoples who are involved with raping of kids.

BTW before you replied to me, your situation wasn't bad. I was talking to Ladislaus

But now it's evident that you support Ladislaus.

Magna opera Domini · « **Reply #72 on:** October 28, 2015, 05:43:30 PM »

Quote from: MaterDominici

Quote from: Magna opera Domini
He is the perpetrator, not the victim.

Do you not think that he is possibly both?

There is something in his history that brought him to this point and I wouldn't eliminate the possibility that he was a victim first.

I am thinking about how society must deal with child rapists and child corrupters. And if society is going to deal with child rapists properly (fitting the punishment to the crime), the thinking must be correct at the individual level. Which is why I found it alarming to see the conversation so quickly turn to sympathy for the criminal and attempts to mitigate his guilt, particularly when we adopt 21st century excuses like “psychological debility.”

The most secure guide that comes to my mind for how society should react to monstrous crimes against children is when society was Catholic. As far as I know, the process was objective and based on the act committed and not the criminal’s own hardships. While saints may have shed tears over and interceded for a criminal, there is no indication they considered the fact of having suffered as mitigating guilt for dealing out like suffering to others.

A final alarming aspect is that this man comes from a family that has had the benefits of Tradition for 25 years. If he can elicit our sympathy on the basis of psychological debility, then so can Nero.

LucasL · « **Reply #73 on:** October 28, 2015, 05:46:24 PM »

Quote from: Magna opera Domini

Quote from: MaterDominici
Quote from: Magna opera Domini
He is the perpetrator, not the victim.

Do you not think that he is possibly both?

There is something in his history that brought him to this point and I wouldn't eliminate the possibility that he was a victim first.

I am thinking about how society must deal with child rapists and child corrupters. And if society is going to deal with child rapists properly (fitting the punishment to the crime), the thinking must be correct at the individual level. Which is why I found it alarming to see the conversation so quickly turn to sympathy for the criminal and attempts to mitigate his guilt, particularly when we adopt 21st century excuses like “psychological debility.”

The most secure guide that comes to my mind for how society should react to monstrous crimes against children is when society was Catholic. As far as I know, the process was objective and based on the act committed and not the criminal’s own hardships. While saints may have shed tears over and interceded for a criminal, there is no indication they considered the fact of having suffered as mitigating guilt for dealing out like suffering to others.

A final alarming aspect is that this man comes from a family that has had the benefits of Tradition for 25 years. If he can be excused on the basis of psychological debility, then so can Nero.

If people adored Charles Mason, why shouldn't people say good things about a abuser of kids?

I won't be surprised if here on this topic people start to say Charles Manson was also a product of a bad family.

Alexandria · « **Reply #74 on:** October 28, 2015, 05:52:31 PM »

Quote from: Magna opera Domini

Quote from: MaterDominici
Quote from: Magna opera Domini
He is the perpetrator, not the victim.

Do you not think that he is possibly both?

There is something in his history that brought him to this point and I wouldn't eliminate the possibility that he was a victim first.

I am thinking about how society must deal with child rapists and child corrupters. And if society is going to deal with child rapists properly (fitting the punishment to the crime), the thinking must be correct at the individual level. Which is why I found it alarming to see the conversation so quickly turn to sympathy for the criminal and attempts to mitigate his guilt, particularly when we adopt 21st century excuses like “psychological debility.”

The most secure guide that comes to my mind for how society should react to monstrous crimes against children is when society was Catholic. As far as I know, the process was objective and based on the act committed and not the criminal’s own hardships. While saints may have shed tears over and interceded for a criminal, there is no indication they considered the fact of having suffered as mitigating guilt for dealing out like suffering to others.

A final alarming aspect is that this man comes from a family that has had the benefits of Tradition for 25 years. If he can elicit our sympathy on the basis of psychological debility, then so can Nero.

Go help him escape tonight from the Kootenai Jail and turn him over to Lucas for torture. You can sit nearby in your rocking chair with your knitting in hand chanting over and over "Guillotine! Guillotine!" :stare:

I'm outta here and sorry I came back.

Signed,
The Ole' Pious Fraud