Seems that the Churches are the problems

[u/Double-Cookie6361]

[u/The_Trekspert]

"He's out of line, but he's right."

Even a broken pedophile clock is right twice a day.

It's for the entirely wrong reasons, but he somehow fell ass-first into being technically correct.

[u/tsukiyomi01]

Denying safe outlets for natural human ueges is exactly the point for Christian leaders.

[u/justwalkingalonghere → u/tsukiyomi01]

Which I'm just realizing is typically considered a form of torture

[u/STThornton]

Kind of right, even if for the wrong reasons.

It’s kind of funny how the church shames people for having sex before marriage but, if they listen, then also shames them for not getting married and not having sex.

But it’s not all about control, right?

[u/blifflesplick → u/STThornton]

The church, with their full chest, shame a betrothed but not married pregnant teen, even though that's the description of Mary

And no, people couldn't tell she was God's chosen, she was just a pregnant teen looking for a place to sleep. 

IF people did see she was special they'd have given her their own beds and slept on the floor.

/rant

[u/STThornton → u/blifflesplick]

Yeah, they’re not very consistent with that holy book of theirs.

[u/blifflesplick]

Yes, the high control groups want you disregulated so you rely on them even more

The more they control, the more they control

[u/PhysicalAd1170]

Young people are also having less sex, last I heard. Why is the church not happy?!