I
really can’t stand Pope Francis. He’s a socialist who trusts in government over
God (practically the definition of socialism, by the way), who doesn’t
understand reality and who’s a royal hypocrite to boot.
Coming
to D.C. yesterday, he
urged Congress to adopt liberal positions on such matters as immigration.
Yet like so many other affluent people preaching tolerance for the hordes of
illegal or unacceptable immigrants flooding the Western world, he lives behind a
practically un-scalable wall.
If
he’s so much against borders, why doesn’t he tear down his own?
Maybe
it’s because, deep down inside, he knows that these immigrants he thinks WE
should welcome into our midst come from completely different cultures. They don’t
respect universal morals the way we’ve been taught to.
Think
I’m being too harsh?
Consider
the new report out that refugee camps in Germany are running rampant
with rape and child abuse? These are people who have supposedly escaped
horrible hardships, only to foist it on others as soon as they get the chance.
Why
would we want to accept that kind of sickness into our already unhealthy
country?
These
are people who foster the attitude that new lands are meant to be conquered
(sorry, Middle East) or exploited (sorry, Mexico), not respected. Yet we’re
supposed to feel bad when presidential candidate Ben Carson comes out and
acknowledges the obvious, saying that traditional Muslim theology – Sharia Law –
does not fit with the U.S. Constitution.
Which
– newsflash – it doesn’t! Ask anyone who’s ever had a run-in with ISIS or the
Taliban or Osama bin Laden.
So
it’s really rather worrisome when 12-year-old
Yusuf Dayur declares that Carson “shattered” his dreams of becoming the
first Muslim president and then posts the video to YouTube. Or, should I say,
his parents post it to YouTube.
Because
you know that 12-year-old didn’t care about the issue until his immigrant
activist parents put him up to it. Just like 5-year-old Sophie Cruz ran up to
Pope Francis yesterday to deliver him a letter detailing her concerns that her
family will be deported.
That
was planned
out for nearly a year! By adults, not by her, in case you need that cleared
up.
I am not
anti-immigration. But I do take a hard line against national suicide, which is
what Pope Francis wants us to do. By allowing unfettered foreign influences
into America, we lose everything that makes America worthwhile to flee to in
the first place.
I agree 100%. My mother came from Mexico, and I stop way short of Trump's instigative remarks about immigrants. I do not support illegal immigration, but I also understand that some of them are desperate, and I empathize with them. We need to secure our borders, but there's no possible way to deport millions of people. That is fantasy, not reality. Francis is a hypocrite. Until he opens Vatican City for everyone, sells off off the rich properties under ownership of the Catholic church, gives the money to the poor, stops riding around with armed guards, and uses technology to address people instead of flying around the world burning fossil fuels, it's impossible to take him seriously.
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