CaliforniaKid wrote:I don't even read most of Scratch's posts. I certainly haven't read any where he called DCP corrupt and evil. But if I had, I probably wouldn't have said anything. Even if you had called him corrupt and evil, I wouldn't have said anything. But your homophobic insinuation that he must be some sort of scheming closet homosexual in order to think that the Church's treatment of Quinn was a load of bull**** is, in itself, a load of bull**** and calls for remonstrance.
Scratch did call DCP corrupt, and a lot more. I'm looking for the quotes, and will produce them when I find them.
I would have no problem at all if Scratch was homosexual. I have no problem with Quinn, or the other gay Internet friends I have posted with on various boards, who have all been open about their sexuality. I do not have a problem with gay posters on MADB, either, and one is very open about his sexuality, and openly criticises the Church.
I have been interrogated with many questions, on many boards, and I've always tried to give honest answers about myself, and my personal beliefs, even when in "enemy territory". All Scratch has to do is clarify, and similarly answer questions, since he's the one always calling for
CFR, and dismantling others' motives. HE has accused DCP of being homophobic by "gossipping" about Quinn, when DCP has explicitly denied this, which is backed by ALL of his
FROB editorials since 1990, and also backed by a former poster who left this board after becoming disgusted at the false charges. He has
never been obsessed with Quinn's sexuality, but Scratch is
certainly obsessed with "exposing" DCP on false premises. His constant, unrelenting campaign to smear "The Good Professor" (used with ironic morbidity), should be opposed by all. Look at the OP on this thread. It's nothing more than another attempt at ridicule in the best Scratch "offender for a word" style.
I will find the quotes, but it may take a while, because when you look for "Mister Scratch" almost every thread contains something about "Daniel C. Peterson".