[AmericaUnited]

You obviously are completely unfamiliar with what "papal infallibility" means.

No, not really. I've had people like you explain that it means he's always right, except when he's wrong, and then he's not really wrong, or he's always right when speaking as "the pope", except when he's wrong, then he wasn't speaking as "the pope". It's so such a tortured and twisted explanation, you can certainly understand why others get confused.

[austinTparty]

From your answer, my original observation is confirmed. The concept is pretty simple, but the words ex cathedra certainly won't help explain it when you are so intent on misunderstanding.