The bishop of San Sebastian, José Ignacio Munilla has returned to be the center of the controversy by statements in which he associates radical feminism with the devil as he did with gay
GAYLES.TV.- The intervention of Munilla occurred last Monday in the program Sixth Continent of Radio Maria. In them, the bishop opposes the strike called for March 8, arguing that he sees the hand of the devil in the ranks of the movement that promotes it. According to Munilla the so-called "Radical or gender feminism" his victim is the woman herself (…). It's funny how the devil can score a goal from his own ranks because feminism, having assumed the gender ideology, has become a kind of harakiri ”. The prelate justifies this statement by the fact that in countries such as China or India, abortion is used selectively, always becoming, according to Munilla, a "true female genocide." And he ends by assuring that "abortion has become the grave of women."
And for the highest ecclesiastical authority in San Sebastian, the claims associated with what he calls "radical feminism", that is, free and gratuitous abortion, premarital relationships or masturbation, are some of his star themes.
But of course, do not forget the LGTBI collective when it comes to throwing their poisoned darts in a totum revolutum that mixes lesbianism, bisexuality or termination of pregnancy. It would seem that Munilla is turned on attacking homosexuals. He has come to publish a book, "Sex with soul and body" in which, after affirming that homosexual practices "can not receive any approval", he lets go of pearls of the type "suffer a neurotic deviation and need a healing of affective wounds" that he claims we drag from childhood and adolescence. And here also ends the task with a stellar phrase: "They are objectively disordered."
Well, nothing, Mr. Bishop, read him, listen to him, know about his demonic hallucinations or his lucid fantasies is the most entertaining and stimulating. For example, their opinions on women who, according to the moment of the cycle, "may be more sensitive or susceptible, some of them are given by activity or cleanliness". (Yes, they are Munilla's words) Or young chaste men who repress their virility so "if they are very in love they can have disproportionate reactions like an ejaculation that neither expected nor wanted" ... what the bishop calls "a moral concern" , but nothing to run, what's going, where are you going to stop? That would be a sin!
Finally, Bishop, tomorrow we will stop, tomorrow we will demonstrate, tomorrow we will shout, sing and vindicate in the streets, in the homes, in the work places. But above all, tomorrow, Mr. Munilla, we will renounce the dust of so much cassock, where, more often than not, the devil is hidden.
Sources: elconfidencial.com, amp.elmundo.es
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