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Originally Posted by afc wimbledon
I don't know about that, everyone I know who was diddled by a priest, beaten by a nun or raped by a residential school teacher has had significant alcohol or drug issues
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No doubt. That's an awful experience. Still a minority of people who are religious get abused. Lots of people who aren't religious get abused too.
Once again, the solution here is just to enforce laws. Giving members of a religious organization a pass on being criminally responsible, merely because they are members of a religious organization, is absurd. Enforcement of laws would also include going after people who are adding and abiding the perpetrators by, for example, covering up their crimes or putting them in situations where they are likely to continue committing crimes.