Jim Devine wrote:
that's right. It makes the SWP look good (at least relative to the
Catholic Church) that it would be extremely rare for an official to
respond that way. But it's possible that a few officials would respond
with this kind of BS.
No, it *not* possible.
Of course, the author was remembering an experience he had as a boy (with the official's response likely filtered through his mother). That means he could have a distorted memory, one that would be encouraged by his new circle of friends.
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