Two Minnesota priests accused of sexually abusing women they were counseling are arguing that laws banning sexual relationships in positions of power violate their religious freedom.
Gee, psychiatrists certainly don't get sanctioned for having sex with their patients, or teachers for having sex with their (even over 18) students, or bosses for having sex with the people whose performance reviews they control. Oh, wait, they all do.
Aren't priests supposed to be confessing their sins, not fighting back against those prosecuting them for their sins? These are some very bad priests indeed.
Gee, psychiatrists certainly don't get sanctioned for having sex with their patients, or teachers for having sex with their (even over 18) students, or bosses for having sex with the people whose performance reviews they control. Oh, wait, they all do.
Aren't priests supposed to be confessing their sins, not fighting back against those prosecuting them for their sins? These are some very bad priests indeed.
What denomination is it that requires sexual abuse from their priest? Sounds more like a Cult than a Religion.
# ...laws banning sexual relationships in positions of power violate their religious freedom.
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Looks like that is why they got into that business in the *first* place.
Kinda like why a lot of cops go into 'law enforcement'.
Power-mongering is one of the perks of the job.....
I mean...can't the Pope step in and defrock these fuck-nuts?
"Your Honor, we would like to call our first witness to the stand...via satellite from the Vatican."