ADVERTISEMENT

The Pope vs The Dalai Lama

NZ Poke

Heisman Candidate
Dec 16, 2007
6,088
7,047
113
Dm_NEv6XoAASyP_



VS


Dm_NIdmW0AMEZ0H



Dalai Lama flashback:


Dm-R08gXgAEU8SI
 
Brilliant ideas! Let’s deport all the immigrants, legal or otherwise, and see this white nation BOOM!!!!

Oh wait...that’s a kickstart for certain economic recession.
 
Brilliant ideas! Let’s deport all the immigrants, legal or otherwise, and see this white nation BOOM!!!!

Oh wait...that’s a kickstart for certain economic recession.

So instead we should penalize the rest of the world by claiming their resources for Western benefit. Seems like a great strategy to make these 's***hole' countries better by taking their people resources with no strategy to eventually get them back there.
 
So instead we should penalize the rest of the world by claiming their resources for Western benefit. Seems like a great strategy to make these 's***hole' countries better by taking their people resources with no strategy to eventually get them back there.

I thought we wanted the “ best and brightest”? Lol...which is it really?
 
Why doesn't the pope tear down the Vatican walls? Why does he need to live in a walled city?

From the article linked below:

But scholars who study Medieval Italy and the history of the Roman Catholic Church dismissed those criticisms as the product of a basic misunderstanding of both the geography and the history of Vatican City, a roughly 100-acre enclave in Rome that is the seat of the Holy See.

“The rhetoric from Trump’s team is misinformation, and it is not true,” said Gerard Mannion, a professor of Catholic Studies at Georgetown University in Washington.

“It isn’t all surrounded by walls, and it’s not like you need a separate visa or a passport to enter,” he said. “You wouldn’t know, almost, when you even entered Vatican City. There is a white line painted on the ground in St. Peter’s Square, but that kind of thing is not obvious everywhere.”

There are, to be sure, formidable walls in Vatican City, and much of of the site, including the gardens and the modest guesthouse that is home to Francis, is set behind them. But the walls do not entirely enclose the city-state, and in the modern era they are not meant to, historians said.

“Anybody can walk into St. Peter’s Square — that’s the whole point of it,” said Dr. Mannion. “It was designed to be welcoming and to draw people in like two open arms, to draw them into the heart of the church.”

https://www.nytimes.com/2016/02/20/...rump-some-point-wrongly-to-vatican-walls.html
 
From the article linked below:

But scholars who study Medieval Italy and the history of the Roman Catholic Church dismissed those criticisms as the product of a basic misunderstanding of both the geography and the history of Vatican City, a roughly 100-acre enclave in Rome that is the seat of the Holy See.

“The rhetoric from Trump’s team is misinformation, and it is not true,” said Gerard Mannion, a professor of Catholic Studies at Georgetown University in Washington.

“It isn’t all surrounded by walls, and it’s not like you need a separate visa or a passport to enter,” he said. “You wouldn’t know, almost, when you even entered Vatican City. There is a white line painted on the ground in St. Peter’s Square, but that kind of thing is not obvious everywhere.”

There are, to be sure, formidable walls in Vatican City, and much of of the site, including the gardens and the modest guesthouse that is home to Francis, is set behind them. But the walls do not entirely enclose the city-state, and in the modern era they are not meant to, historians said.

“Anybody can walk into St. Peter’s Square — that’s the whole point of it,” said Dr. Mannion. “It was designed to be welcoming and to draw people in like two open arms, to draw them into the heart of the church.”

https://www.nytimes.com/2016/02/20/...rump-some-point-wrongly-to-vatican-walls.html

Great. Should be an excellent place to refugees to congregate with the commie pope.
 
  • Like
Reactions: ctrawick
I’m glad the pope has time to be outspoken about other countries’ immigration policies; it’s not as though the Catholic Church has anything else pressing that it should be dealing with.....
 
Last edited:

Yep,
Hey, there’s an ongoing issue with your priests molesting and abusing children and adults and then covering it up, but you had a meeting....

“The U.S. bishops said Pope Francis "listened deeply from the heart" in their discussions but they offered few details and no "next steps.“

But he disagrees with the people you disagree with on immigration, so it’s all good.
 
ADVERTISEMENT

Latest posts

ADVERTISEMENT