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This would be like you being outraged that Chelsea makes decisions that you strongly disagree with because you are an Arsenal supporter. This would be like you being outraged at the Tories because they make declarations about their mandates and you being some Labour supporter don't like them. This is like you being outraged that the Dalai Lama says things that you don't agree with because you are not a Buddhist. Quote:
Keep in mind this will draw massive tourism from everywhere else too. Tourism is awesome because it is nearly the closest thing to just getting 'free money' for your economy as we can ask for. Quote:
Well I'm not sure what you think life should be like then? Protesters dictate who can be here. Who gets to speak in public. What a world you must hope for? People are allowed to protest and good for them. They spend a lot of money on placards and help the local marijuana economy, and, afterward will buy a lot of bottled water and sell a lot of newspapers. Win-win. |
He should not be in the country. No Surrender.
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Check out the headgear. As well as being a fashionista - Benny is cooler than a refrigerator.
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That he has decided to foolishly make a visit to GB right now, after so many of his declarations fly in the face of a democratic and liberal minded state such as yourselves speaks volumes for his and the Vaticans disconnection with reality. And they're pocketing the contribution money, not the government. These protests could turn nasty too by the way. |
I despise Labour.
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At any given time there are membership numbers that rise and fall and so some drop doesn't represent 'their people', but, No, I don't know anything about the Roman Catholics growing tired of your alleged corruption in the hierarchy. I think you have been watching too many Dan Brown movies with Davinci Codes and 'Evil Priests'. Quote:
but, I think some of your declarations fly in the face of freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom of assembly and all kinds of things a liberal society ought to be known for and all but defined by, yet, You don't see me wanting to take away your right to post these ideas on a public forum? Quote:
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I'm sometimes so unaware of what's going on and when.. Is he coming to Edinburgh today??
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Wow El Proximo, have you not heard some of the things he and his cohorts have been saying of late? I predict a riot.
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Well, I'll give you one for starters http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/com...cle7096149.ece Pope's right hand man blames homosexuals for clerical abuse. |
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People are getting too worked up here, using taxpayers money to fund visits from those of importance is hardly a new concept. And before people moan about the cost, at least acknowledge the huge amount of money that the visit will generate for the economy, just in Glasgow alone it will give an £8.5 million boost
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Can someone sum up why everyone hates the Pope for me? I literally have no idea who, why or what he is hated for, I clearly live in a cave.
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I dont think there would be the same amount of uproar of it was the previous Pope - John Paul II - visiting, he was a lot more popular |
He doesn't like Harry Potter either :(
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Hours of pointless drivel being talked about the visit on sky news and elsware. News channels lost the plot as to what is real news is.......As for the cost it should be paid for by the catholic church. UK taxpayers other than catholics are literaly being robbed......
20 million pound or whatever could have been provided to hospitals to finance drugs that patients have been refused....Another example of religion indirectly killing people due to them wasting financial recources on rituals and clap trap from senile old nitwits...... |
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Incidentally any moneys generated in a wide range of businesses benefitting from old benny's visit, shouldnt that just go to the caffolics? |
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It's basically mainly down to the revelations of child abuse and the subsequent resentment felt towards the Catholic Church. Many lost faith and respect for the Church and also him as a result. |
Looks like Papa Benedict is throwing back accusations often used on him. :joker:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-11332515 His remarks betray a certain ignorance. The Nazis were not atheist, far from it, and we all know who was turning a blind eye to them in Rome, don't we? |
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They discovered a problem - homosexual priests who were molesting the teen boys. They have no more of this happening than found in public schools, secular sports organization and other orgs where adults have special trust with children, but, At least they are aiming to do something about it. In this case they won't hire Priests who are known to be homosexuals. Now, a lot of people say the RC's were too slow to catch on to the problem even after they realized they have just as many sex perverts as the public schools and I tend to agree, but, to give them credit where it's due - they are now doing a superb job of not only trying to deal with the past problem but put in some of the strictest measures and prevention schemes to keep it from happening again. |
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