Introduction: Kicking the Mormon Cult Where It Hurts

Forget the morally, intellectually and historically bankrupt whinings of designated water-carriers for the Mormon Cult (like, for instance, FAIR, http://en.fairmormon.org/Utah/Crime_and_violence/Castration_in_the_1800%27s).

It is a demonstrable fact that castration was part of the officially taught, accepted and practiced regimen of retribution against the unrighteous. It was simply just another manifested method of carrying out the LDS-condoned approach to "godly" justice through spilling the blood of sinners.

Keep in mind that the Mormon temple ceremony traditionally involved symoblic throat slitting. This is important because not only is there a recorded case of Mormons slitting the throat of a Gentile enemy, but also of castrating him at the same time. When a man named McBracking was killed by Mormons during the so-called Missouri War, the Mormons who murdered him castrated him within the context of also performing Mormon temple death-slashes on him (as well as mutilating his body in other ways and shooting him).
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Mormonism's Testimonial to Terminating Testicles

As historian Jon Krakauer reports:

" . . . [A] band of Mormons captured a youthful Gentile man named McBracking, whom they suspected of burning Mormon homes. McBracking begged for his life but the Saints weren't in a forgiving mood. They CASTRATED him [emphasis added], cut his throat, sliced off one of his ears and shot him two or three times. As Joseph had preached three years earlier, some sins were so heinous that the only way the guilty party could atone for them was to 'spill his blood upon the ground and let the smoke thereof ascend up to God.'"

Historian D. Michael Quinn supports Krakauer's rendition of that death-oath slaying:

"On 23 September 1845, '[a] non-Mormon at Warsaw, Illinois, wr[ote] that "a young man by the name of McBracking" died after Mormons found him trying to burn their homes at Morley's settlement: '[A]fter shooting him in two or three places, they cut his throat from ear to ear, stabbed him through the heart, cut off one ear and horribly mutilated [CASTRATED] other parts of his body.' [emphasis added]. Friends discovered the corpse.'"

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Conclusion: Mormonism's Ungodly Gonadic Gospel

Contrary to patently dishonest Mormon apologist claims that castration was a punishment reserved for only those who were alleged to have sexually violated Mormon women. The fact of the matter is that Mormons have (with the blessing of their leaders) castrated and murdered those whom they suspected of other crimes, as well.

Mormons castrated and murdered the disobedient within the context of ritualistic LDS temple-death oath slayings that followed the order of throat-slitting which they had been commanded, in LDS temples, to perform against their enemies.

It is astounding (but not surprised) to see the level to which LDS apologists will sink in vain efforts to hide the ugly historical reslities about the Mormon Cult. When it comes to handling the truth, the Mormon mind doesn't have the balls to do it.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/02/2017 09:27PM by steve benson.

Jesus I didn't know they did that kinda shit but at the same time it doesn't surprise me at all.

As a reminder to all in his congregation that he was one Top Asshat, Bishop Warren Snow castrated a young man, left him for dead, and hung the young man's parts above the chapel door for all to see. No sir,you didn't mess with him; especially when he had the dishonorable BY's approval.

Just goes to show, use em or lose em. The young guy refused to give up his beau to the older guy. Maybe Joe was right on this one, put it everywhere it'll find a hole.

If the castration had been carried out as planned during the infamous tar and feathering, we would all be better off. Funny how Mormons repay mercy.

I wonder how differently mormonism would have turned out if the good folks who tarred and feathered Smith for trying to screw Nancy Miranda Johnson had actually gone through with their planned castration of him.

No later 'spiritual wifery?' Without the goods, Smith would probably have had little interest in accumulating a harem.

At any rate, later mormon castration enthusiasts didn't suffer from the reluctance of Dr. Dennison with Joseph. They appeared to be enthusiastic about 'punishing' someone by the act.

http://www.mormonthink.com/grantpalmer/grant6.htm