Victimless crime tbh

As others have said, no, it's not illegal.

At the last house I rented, the prospective tenants toured with the landlord to check it out and they loved it. They seemed like nice people so I felt compelled to open the dishwasher so they could see the infestation of roaches the landlord "fixed." The wife turned positively green. Landlord made my life hell but couldn't legally do anything.

Harder, I'm almost there

Whine more, it makes me wet.

I know it's the internet but you are awful at reading tone.

You think I'm way more pretentious than I actually am. I asked you a serious question in good faith with no ill intentions and you just want to throw a pity party. Whatever.

Again, next time might as well just keep your mouth shut. The persecution complex gets old.

I don't know, that's why I asked -_-

I used to be a Methodist Christian and my stepmother is Catholic so I have a pretty good idea of what Catholics believe.

Next time you don't want to explain yourself, maybe don't say anything at all. Waste of everyone's energy.

Humor me, I'm not as stupid as you might think.

I'm not particularly interested in convincing people to leave. I'm genuinely curious. I'm not a member of any church, but if I found out that Starbucks had a long history of child abuse and sex crimes, I wouldn't go to Starbucks, especially not with my kids. So why do Catholics continue going to church? If you have an honest answer I'd be open to hearing it.

So what are your thoughts on it? Why do Catholics remain in a church with such a prolific history of child sexual abuse?

So what did you mean by that?

I'm talking to you though.

Wouldn't get what?

I expect that kind of driving in Baltimore, I don't even attempt to drive in DC. I expected better in Columbia.