[caver]

Oh great, another Mason bashing thread.

[Tribune7]

Any for those wondering about Reagan, Dubya and his dad see: Famous non masons

[AxelPaulsenJr]

What is this with all the Catholic hit pieces on Masonry lately? Clean up your pedophile priest hood first.

[StoneColdTaxHater]

As a Mason I find the conspiracy theories laughable. If there were a conspiracy wouldn't we all be rich?

[wagglebee]

Are you certain about Clarence Thomas being a Catholic?

[Quix]

Thanks.

I think it's the tip of the iceberg.

Have had more than one Mason assert to me the routine-ness of Masonic judges letting Masonic defendents off entirely or easy.

[steve-b]

Based on research using Wikipedia, etc

Ooooo, I'm impressed -- NOT.

[x]

If you were an upper middle class professional guy a half a century ago, chances are you joined a club or two. Maybe the country club. The Masons were another possibility, especially if you were Protestant. It was a way to hang out with other upper middle class Protestant professionals.

And if you were an upper middle class Protestant professional guy a half century ago, you probably had certain views about politics and society, probably more conservative about some things, yet strangely liberal about other things, at least by our standards today.

It's different social milieus that account for those views, not the Masons as a movement.

[bannie]

Here we go again. Masons vs. Catholics.

Stuff and nonsense.

(mumbles something about talking to a brick wall)

[stylecouncilor]

Ping to self for later.

[LNewman]

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