Pope suggests Trump: not Christian

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popist2000 said:
Segregation is not Racism. People naturally segregate themselves according to their ethnicities. In nature you see the same. Lions hang out only with lions, wolves with wolves, etc…

Act 17:26 confirms that segregation is indeed God’s plan.

On the contrary, it is the Devil’s design to create chaos and hate through race-mixng.
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Reported.
 
Micosil said:
Understandable, but whose fault is that? The Holy Father’s? Or the people who take his words out of context? 🤷
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If a faithful Catholic like Style reads the Pope’s exact words in full context and is still left confused, and it happens repeatedly, it isn’t anyone’s “fault” per se, but it does highlight that clarity in speech may not always be there.

The issue could be with the speaker, the listener, or both. I don’t think it is an attack on his holiness to say the Pope doesn’t always use precise language, though in fairness, we are mostly English speakers, and he, by birth, wasn’t…
 
irishpatrick said:
The Pope did not refer to Trump by name and even said he was not going to tell Americans how to vote.

Truth is, if any candidate wants to build a wall, while turning a cold shoulder to immigrants, they are not behaving as Christians.

I counsel caution when you think you might take sides with Trump against the Vicar of Christ regarding matters of faith or morals.
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No one is advocating turning a cold shoulder to immigrants, he wants them to come here legally. As a legal immigrant myself who had to wait over a year and a half to do so, as did many people I know, I see absolutely nothing wrong with the legal process.
Because I believe Trump is right by trying to stop thousands of people just walking over the border there is no need for you to caution me. I am not taking sides between him and The Pope regarding the matter of faith and morals.
 
gracepoole said:
Or perhaps we’re all right for different reasons. Whatever the case, it’s nice of you to take such an interest in us. 🙂
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Just trying to keep my criticisms of Limbaugh straight. I added them to the list.
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#34) Limbaugh’s rhetoric is dangerous because of his sphere of influence, which numbers about 13, 000,000.

#35) Limbaugh’s got no influence on anyone and is a product of media a bygone era.*

I actually think 34 is correct, FWIW.
 
This whole canard of trying to pretend that people against illegal immigration are against all immigration is getting extremely old.
 
Son_of_Niall said:
Yes he is. He is a wonderful communicator because he speaks to the people. Not corporations or the elite. Another start difference between the Vicar of Christ and Trump.
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In the US, it’s the corporations and the elites that favor open borders. The elites get cheap, Mexican gardeners and nannies, and Disney and Google get H1B visas so they can get cheap, Indian computer programmers. The lower and middle classes are the one’s getting the shaft.
 
At first I thought that Pope Francis’s style of going off script and talking from his heart was going to be refreshing compared with Pope Benedict, who rarely went off script.

Well, lets just say I’ve changed my mind…😦
 
popist2000 said:
Segregation is not Racism. People naturally segregate themselves according to their ethnicities. In nature you see the same. Lions hang out only with lions, wolves with wolves, etc…

Act 17:26 confirms that segregation is indeed God’s plan.

On the contrary, it is the Devil’s design to create chaos and hate through race-mixng.
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No…
 
Isca said:
I am still stunned by that poster’s comments about “genocidal mongrolisation” (sic). What an astonishingly racist thing to say. Shocking.
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According to Wikipedia this is a definition of genocide:

“Genocide is a series of purposeful actions by a perpetrator(s) to destroy a collectivity through mass or selective murders of group members and suppressing the biological and social reproduction of the collectivity. This can be accomplished through the imposed proscription or restriction of reproduction of group members, increasing infant mortality, and breaking the linkage between reproduction and socialization of children in the family or group of origin. The perpetrator may represent the state of the victim, another state, or another collectivity. (Genocide: A Sociological Perspective, London)[13][22]”

To me it’s clear that engineering immigration,of millions of people from another race to mix with the targeted host race (Caucasians) is a form of genocide. This is why I will always oppose all immigration (even legal) unless the immigrants are of the similar racial (European) background.
 
Path_Finder said:
I support our Pope 100%, and in all matters, my vote does not go to any anti-lifers. I am consistent.
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Well, though I still support the Pope 100%, according to Niall’s son, the Pope wasn’t speaking to me anyway, as I am small business S-Corporation owner, nor anyone of the unclean upper class who run Fortune 500 companies.

So I doubt they need to listen, since he isn’t talking to them. He isn’t even here for them. Those dregs are unworthy.

#Year of Mercy
 
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