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November 27, 2003

Case law is dictatorship, says Cardinal

by Feòrag

United States: The Roman Catholic archbishop of Chicago has declared that extending human rights is the end of democracy and the beginning of dictatorship. He is upset that the Massachusetts' Supreme Judicial Court recently concluded that denying civil marriage to same-sex couples was unconstitutional. Earlier he had noted that An active homosexual lifestyle is contrary to the gospel of Jesus Christ, but a search of the several Bibles in Prattle Alley Library reveals the following recorded words of Jesus on the matter: .

Gay Ruling Signals End Of Democracy & Beginning of Dictatorship, US Cardinal Claims, 365gay.com, 27th November 2003.

Posted in Church and State and Pooves and closet cases at 12:40. Last modified on July 14 2009 at 16:44.
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user-pic 1: Posted by Andrew Ian Dodge
November 28, 2003 10:49 AM | Reply

Fiddling with young boys on the other hand helps increase priests morale. This guy is an idiot, that is for damn sure.

user-pic 2: Posted by Isabeau
December 1, 2003 2:32 AM | Reply

And this man is my archbishop. ::gnashing teeth and fighting biliousness::

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