Yep, this is typical of any libs apology
Maher 'Apologizes' to Pope by Suggesting He Should Be In Jail
Bill Maher on Friday night's "Real Time" made something crystal clear that conservatives have known for decades: Liberal means never having to say you're sorry.
Having on last Friday's program "stated that the Pope 'used to be a Nazi,'" Maher was supposed to apologize for his transgression.
Well, if the nonsense he uttered last evening is what liberals call an apology, it should act as a grander indictment as to what's wrong with the extreme-left in our nation (video embedded upper-right courtesy our friend Ms Underestimated):
Last week, I got into some trouble with the Catholic League, not the first time...Not my biggest fans...because I said in our little essay ending the show, I said, "The Pope," and I looked at it again, I looked at the words carefully, "used to be a Nazi." Okay, now first of all, it was a joke, okay? We were in a comedic context. I said "He used to be a Nazi, and he wears funny hats, and ladies, he's single." So, right away, we're in the context of a joke, okay, and used to. Okay, but, you know, you got me. The Pope was not a Nazi. When he was a teenager, he was in the Hitler Youth, which meant that he said the oath directly to Hitler and not to the Nazis, which is sorta worse!
Nice apology so far, wouldn't you agree? First, the typical liberal line "It's a joke," which is what we've seen the past few years anytime anybody on the left makes a senseless, insensitive statement.
Yet, no, even better, in his so-called apology, Maher is actually suggesting that a child in Nazi Germany saying an oath to Hitler is WORSE than BEING a Nazi. But it gets worse:
But, but wait a second, the thing that argues for their side of this is that, you know what, he was coerced into that. He was a teenager. I wouldn't blame any teen, he was a fourteen-year-old kid in Nazi Germany, of course he's going to do what they tell him to do. So, on that score, you know what my Catholic friends, I will never make the Pope is a Nazi joke again, because you're technically right, okay, and also because it distracts from the main point.
Wait for it!
And the main point I was making was that if the Pope instead of a religious figure was the CEO of a chain of nationwide daycare centers, who had thousands of employees who had been caught molesting children and then covering it up, he would have been in jail.
http://newsbusters.org/blogs/noel-sh...should-be-jail