While I am always in agreement with reducing financial freedoms and increasing social freedoms, this is obvious rhetoric to charge people up. And I completely agree with the science on climate change, but the solution will be in transforming our energy economy into one that encompasses renewable technology. It's not in this naturalistic fallacy that the pope proposes.
... sez Francis from his glittery palace. I'll believe him a lot more when I see him using those vast Vatican resources to provide real assistance to the poor and downtrodden. Currently, that is mostly done by the capitalist countries through their foreign aid programs.
You're an awful man, putting all those yaks out of work.If Africans grew grain like we do, they could feed the world all by their lonesomes.
With my 60ft seeder, I'm doing 525sq ft per second at 6 mph.
Try that with a yak.
I disagree about your assessment with overpopulation, but I agree there is no food shortage. There is a distribution problem and some folks would rather let food rot than see it go to folks that could use it; "If I can't get money for my crop, I'm keeping it" sort of idea. It's the same ol same ol profit over people thing. Expecting that to change is like talking to a wall or whistling into the wind.War has turned prime grazing and grain land to dust, the Chinese are part of the global populous damn near every developed nation subsidizes farming. Neat huh?
That isn't true. There is no food shortages or overpopulation.
Does it say anything about turning their backs on dissidents?
It's another topic.. like that of the Whitehouse inviting Catholic dissidents and slanderers to its reception for the Pope.. feminists, abortion supporters, homosexual lobbyists.. just to shove its degenerate culture into the Holy Father's face.
If he's so gung ho about denouncing Capitalism, maybe it's time he had a yard sale at the Vatican and send some of the proceeds down to Greece for starters and maybe a little up to Attawapiskat!
Actually, he is not denouncing capitalism but its abuses. Still, you do have a valid point in that some of the capital the church has stolen over the years from the Third World should be returned to its rightful owners.
If he's so gung ho about denouncing Capitalism, maybe it's time he had a yard sale at the Vatican and send some of the proceeds down to Greece for starters and maybe a little up to Attawapiskat!
Screw Greece and screw Attawapiskat with Greece's limp dick.
Did Spain give any of the half $billion in Incan gold and silver recovered from Black Swan?Actually, he is not denouncing capitalism but its abuses. Still, you do have a valid point in that some of the capital the church has stolen over the years from the Third World should be returned to its rightful owners.
Did Spain give any of the half $billion in Incan gold and silver recovered from Black Swan?
What has the Church stolen? Bath robes from a Hilton?