Interview · moment 8 of 31
The Catholic Church Invented the Boy-[__] Crackdown
from Andrew Schulz | The Tim Dillon Show #307 · #307
2 min
Guest
A long bit about ancient Rome/Greece's normalized pederasty and how the Catholic Church came in to "cut it out," only for the Church itself to later become synonymous with the same abuse, framed as an election-choice bit.
- The Catholic Church decided to shut down boy abuse and animal abuse that was happening in Pompeii brothels
- Tim wonders if historian priests claim credit for preventing mass boy abuse by instituting Catholic control over it
- The comparison: it's like deciding between widespread abuse and controlled abuse—'wouldn't you rather a little than a lot?'
- An election analogy where voters choose between candidate A (100,000 children abused) and candidate B (65,000 children abused)
- The absurd voter calculus: one candidate abuses fewer children but raises the gas tax—which one do you pick?
- What's run society: Catholicism, boy abuse, and the weird historical fact that pedophilia got normalized