Penn St the grand liberal experimentFollow

This is liberalism. This is academia.

Homosexuality used to be seen as a mental disorder

And apparently it's moving towards total acceptance of nambla/penn st.

Then why didn't Paterno, a staunch Republican, inform the police?

Because he's a log cabin republican. The homosexual agenda has infiltrated the GOP as well. Of course so have liberal democrats, we call them rino's.

I agree. We'll take the mexicans if you take the f*gs.

We'll take the mexicans

I feel dumb. What else does dp mean?

Like most things in life a quick google image search with the filter off will answer your question. Oh and don't do it at work...

Joph,

nah just figured there were a lot more mexicans than f*gs. And mexicans are less likely to become evil attorneys.

I feel dumb. What else does dp mean?

They are very intelligent and very well organized. That's why those who value judeo-christian ideals must be just as determined.

Just as determined to get an education.

Just as determined to stand up for their principles

Just as determined in enligthening the general public as to the health risks.

Thousands of Christian clergy were killed by the Nazis either because of a Jewish background (as in the case of Edith Stein), or as part of the Nazi's campaign against the Polish intelligentsia; others were killed in a general campaign against the Catholic Church in Poland. In the countries in which Roman Catholic bishops and even Catholics themselves had openly protested and attacked Nazi policies. For instance, in the Netherlands and Poland, where bishops and priests had protested the deportation of Jews, the clergy was either threatened with deportation themselves and kept in custody (as in the case of German bishop Clemens von Galen), or directly deported to concentration camps (as in the cases of the Dutch Carmelite priest Titus Brandsma and Polish Fr. Maximilian Kolbe, who was later canonized). The Catholic Church was particularly suppressed in Poland: between 1939 and 1945, an estimated 3,000 members (18%) of the Polish clergy, were murdered; of these, 1,992 died in concentration camps. In the annexed territory of Reichsgau Wartheland it was even more harsh: churches were systematically closed and most priests were either killed, imprisoned, or deported to the General Government. Eighty per cent of the Catholic clergy and five bishops of Warthegau were sent to concentration camps in 1939; 108 of them are regarded as blessed martyrs

The Catholic church in Germany declared a national day of prayer on his birthday, didn't they?

The Pope at the time also refused to condemn Hitler's actions, something the church recently apologised for.

It will no doubt be appreciated also that as we have no real racial problem, we are not desirous of importing one by encouraging any scheme of large-scale foreign migration

Lot's of intelligent people are consumed by evil and sin.