Nuns....Down Low Hoes? Victims? Pedophiles? All The Above.

So much crisscrossing sexual crime surrounding the two most popular religions makes one wonder if THIS IS the reason why so many join and hold on tight to that veil of secrecy. Hmph. With all That we know of the sexual misconduct taking place in Islamic and Catholic religions, why the fuck hasn't there been any hard punishments been administered? Snake Island is just sitting there. Js.

According to a 2019 nbcnews.com, article, almost 1700 of those accused are out and about rubbing elbows with the populace, as though nothing happened, living their lives, some of which involve being around children again. What. The. Fuck. The prevalent issue of sexual misconduct within prominent religious institutions, particularly in the Catholic and Islamic communities, has left us all concerned about accountability, transparency, and justice. What the hell happened? Many articles illustrate a disturbing pattern of abuse that transcends geographic and cultural boundaries, underscoring a systemic failure to address these heinous acts adequately. But why though?

Firstly, the veil of secrecy surrounding these institutions can be attributed to several factors. Both the Catholic Church and various Islamic organizations historically prioritize the preservation of their reputation over the welfare of victims. This often results in cover-ups, where allegations are dismissed or inadequately addressed, creating an environment where perpetrators operate with impunity. The psychological and social power dynamics at play further complicate reporting mechanisms, as victims may fear retribution, ostracism, or disbelief— just because of who the perpetrators are.

Secondly, the lack of hard punishments for offenders within these communities raises critical questions about the effectiveness of existing oversight mechanisms and the legal frameworks designed to protect individuals from abuse. In many cases, ecclesiastical courts handle allegations internally, prioritizing the institution's image rather than ensuring justice for victims. Where is the Supreme Court in all of this? This current approach not only fails to deter future misconduct but also perpetuates a cycle of abuse, where offenders are frequently allowed to continue their roles without facing substantial consequences.

Moreover, the ramifications of such failures extend beyond the immediate victims to the broader community, fostering distrust and disillusionment among followers. Many individuals question the moral authority of religious leaders who have been complicit or passive in the face of such atrocities, leading to a decline in faith and participation within these communities.

Again, why the hell hasn't the Supreme Court stepped in?!

The victims and/or their guardians have accepted settlement after settlement putting a price on their silence and not saying much afterwards. This filth will never end as it seemingly prevails over the course of years in most cases, only to be bought off with hush money. Why even complain about it, right? Appears to be a lucrative form of income for these victims. The whole situation is weird to say the least.

If you step outside of your anger for a moment, you'll soon realize as you take notice of all the innuendos. Sex is almost everywhere you look. Ancient Christian freethinker - artists encouraged and popularized brazen and wanton sex in a lot of literature, music, artworks and architecture all throughout history. And when you start to look for it you'll be called a conspiracy theorist because it is THAT MUCH IN YOUR FACE. Imagine the subliminal material that accompany these religious teachings.

And not to don't play the religious sects that actually do observe the poignant religious aspects of their faiths. That's like saying all cops are bad when we know they all aren't. It's with certainty that there are many "good" one's left; but as history often shows us, the bad guys usually do outnumber the good ones...

Finally, while discussions around accountability are gaining momentum, significant barriers remain. Societal norms, fear of stigma, and entrenched institutional policies make it challenging for victims to seek justice. It is crucial for advocates, policymakers, and community leaders to push for reform, ensure transparency, and create safe environments for victims to come forward without fear of reprisal. Now if we can only get someone to NOT take the money!

Humanity has to recognize that the call for stringent punishment and reform is not merely an emotional response but a necessary step towards restoring integrity and accountability within these religious communities. Only through unwavering commitment to justice can we hope to dismantle the veneer of secrecy that has allowed such egregious acts to persist unchallenged. For now, don't hold your breath!

Cite: https://allthatsinteresting.com/mother-teresa-saint
https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/mother-teresa-the-catholic-church-s-imperfect-saint-1.3743363
https://allthatsinteresting.com/mother-teresa-saint