doch nur sehen könnten, was sie für wundervolle, witzige, ironische und geistvolle Kommentare all over the world provozieren, sie könnten fast schon wieder stolz auf sich sein.
Das ist der absolute Bringer!
>>First, what's the big deal with what Benedict said? His point, for anybody with two brain cells to rub together to see, is that somebody who has lived a sinful life can take a modest and imperfect step toward forgetting himself and try to do something for somebody else. That doesn't automatically make him a hero or a saint, nor does it baptize the details of his attempt at self-sacrificial decency as a Good Thing. So when Darth Vader -- after betraying the Jedi, killing a bunch of children, acting for years as the lieutenant of the Most Evil Man in the Galaxy, destroying Alderaan, torturing Han Solo, and trying with might and main to kill Luke Skywalker -- finally feels a tiny pang of conscience after watching his own son be tortured in the most sadistic manner possible and tosses Emperor Palpatine down an elevator shaft, we can say that there has been "a first step in assuming moral responsibility" -- a first eensy weensy, itsy bitsy step.
We can't say, "Pope approves throwing people down elevator shafts."<<
Ganzer Artikel hier.
[Ganz ehrlich, wo wären diese superwitzigen und höchst unterhaltsamen Apologien denn, wenn der Vatikan nicht dauernd irgendeinen megafail produzieren würde?]
