B-1 83 said:

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Oh. The world needs more arms. Got it.

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I will say, you stay true to your programming. Incapable of deviation.

JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Police respond to bomb threat at the home of Pope Leo XIV's brother in Illinois.

— Remarks (@remarks) April 16, 2026

OK.

Where was Jussie?

LOL

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Oh. The world needs more arms. Got it.

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Damn straight it does. In the hands of the people of England, Canada, Australia... look what happened to the freedoms of people around the world as the governments disarmed their people.

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Oh. The world needs more arms. Got it.

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Damn straight it does. In the hands of the people of England, Canada, Australia... look what happened to the freedoms of people around the world as the governments disarmed their people.

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I'm talking about cartels, Crips, Bloods, Hamas, etc……

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Oh. The world needs more arms. Got it.

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Damn straight it does. In the hands of the people of England, Canada, Australia... look what happened to the freedoms of people around the world as the governments disarmed their people.

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I'm talking about cartels, Crips, Bloods, Hamas, etc……

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Ahh, yes, well, your Pope just decried the actions of trying to disarm those guys, so....

I don't fault any of the charities for their work, or for accepting tax dollars.

The blame for funding in that matter lies directly at the government for deciding to appropriate tax dollars and make the application for those grants available for charities to use.

It used to be that Our government realized it can't effectively manage and distribute tax dollars toward "common good" issues (migrant care, poverty, etc) and also it wasn't politically smart to say we are going to tax you to redistribute to the needy, so instead they slyly changed it to grant and aid that local charities could then appropriately and more effectively distribute.

Being that most charitable groups were faith based, it makes sense that small faith based charity applied and received the funds to then support their missions, and the government should not discriminate against faith based groups just because they are faith based, regardless of the faith. It should be equal opportunity for any charity to apply and receive grant funds, if made available, by the government.

Our ire should be more at the government for delegating its responsibilities, if you feel it's their responsibility, and or for enabling the system to flourish as is if you feel that it isn't the role of government.

If I have to choose the lesser of two evils, I'd rather tax dollars be made available to smaller local charities that have more accountability than government goons than have more govt agencies that are slow and wasteful.


Ideally, I'd rather taxes be cut, debt reduced and provide me my money back so that I can support the local charity close to my home, faith or secular, that does the most good.

All of this discussion by government continues to divide us, from being united while the government wheel continues to grind us down because we are divided and fighting about Catholics v Protestant groups, etc. meanwhile the communist rats are at the door and when they take full power the taxes will remain, gov goons will take over and we will all be worse for it.

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Oh. The world needs more arms. Got it.

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Damn straight it does. In the hands of the people of England, Canada, Australia... look what happened to the freedoms of people around the world as the governments disarmed their people.

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I'm talking about cartels, Crips, Bloods, Hamas, etc……

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So like...tougher border security and taking action to ensure Iran doesn't have the capabilities to arm terrorist groups like Hamas? Yeah, it would be great if The Vatican was on the same page as the United States with those things.

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Pope Leo: “In Europe, fears are present but often generated by people who are against immigration and trying to keep out people who may be from another country, another religion, another race. I would say that we all need to work together." pic.twitter.com/qPwhb6Mydi

— Jack Posobiec (@JackPosobiec) April 16, 2026

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I just find it amusing that in our country we love to mock wealthy evangelical ministers who live in expensive mansions for telling others how they need to live...but at the same time some of those same people think we're supposed to fawn at the words of a man who lives in his own city that's surrounded by walls/security that doesn't welcome in any migrant...as he tells everyone else they aren't doing enough and need to welcome everyone into their communities.

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No matter how many times this gets put in an anti-Pope thread, it doesn't make it true. Security? If yiu think the Pope doesn't need security, you have no business breathing, much less posting, and only a small part of Vatican City has walls……1000+ year old walls….meant to keep literal armies bent on death and enslavement out.

Even with its tiny size (.17 sq miles) the Vatican has allowed a few refugees in. I'll let you look up and correct your own mistake.

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So what you are saying is: He does live in his own city (no matter how small it is), it does have walls (regardless of their condition) and he is surrounded by security (needed or not, which of course, he does need)? What part is untrue again?

Are you saying that refugees have taken up permanent residence in Vatican City?

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Oh. The world needs more arms. Got it.

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Damn straight it does. In the hands of the people of England, Canada, Australia... look what happened to the freedoms of people around the world as the governments disarmed their people.

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I'm talking about cartels, Crips, Bloods, Hamas, etc……

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So like...tougher border security and taking action to ensure Iran doesn't have the capabilities to arm terrorist groups like Hamas? Yeah, it would be great if The Vatican was on the same page as the United States with those things.

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Hardly the gotcha you imagined in your head…..

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B-1 83 said:

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Oh. The world needs more arms. Got it.

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Damn straight it does. In the hands of the people of England, Canada, Australia... look what happened to the freedoms of people around the world as the governments disarmed their people.

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I'm talking about cartels, Crips, Bloods, Hamas, etc……

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So like...tougher border security and taking action to ensure Iran doesn't have the capabilities to arm terrorist groups like Hamas? Yeah, it would be great if The Vatican was on the same page as the United States with those things.

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Hardly the gotcha you imagined in your head…..

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Translation: "I have nothing to argue, but your comment bothers me"

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Translation: Many global church leaders have called for peace, not just the Pope, but I understand this is F16 and that concept is foreign in a Pope bashing thread.

https://wcrc.eu/joint-statement-global-christian-leaders-call-for-peace/

https://lutheranworld.org/news/christian-leaders-join-appeal-gift-peace

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Oh. The world needs more arms. Got it.

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Damn straight it does. In the hands of the people of England, Canada, Australia... look what happened to the freedoms of people around the world as the governments disarmed their people.

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I'm talking about cartels, Crips, Bloods, Hamas, etc……

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So like...tougher border security and taking action to ensure Iran doesn't have the capabilities to arm terrorist groups like Hamas? Yeah, it would be great if The Vatican was on the same page as the United States with those things.

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Hardly the gotcha you imagined in your head…..

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Translation: "I have nothing to argue, but your comment bothers me"

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Even when they do argue, they prove their opponent's point. Very confusing to me.

96%? I honestly think catholic charities is "catholic"in name only. It's government sponsored trafficking.

End the government part and let them serve whatever purpose they want.

2/ During questioning, a top executive from Catholic Charities Miami admitted the system handling unaccompanied children was flawed, and a case worker said that when there are red flags with a child's sponsor, they were instructed to alert the Office of Refugee Resettlement, NOT… pic.twitter.com/7dSz5LRKNk

— Maddie Rowley (@Maddie_Rowley_) April 16, 2026

4/ A Catholic Charities Miami shelter employee admitted during questioning that they felt pressure from ORR to release unaccompanied children to sponsors as quickly as possible. pic.twitter.com/bKLnZCTRN4

— Maddie Rowley (@Maddie_Rowley_) April 16, 2026

These are not legit charities...this is another Clinton Foundation fraud scheme. This looks like outright trafficking.

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Pope Leo: “In Europe, fears are present but often generated by people who are against immigration and trying to keep out people who may be from another country, another religion, another race. I would say that we all need to work together." pic.twitter.com/qPwhb6Mydi

— Jack Posobiec (@JackPosobiec) April 16, 2026

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I just find it amusing that in our country we love to mock wealthy evangelical ministers who live in expensive mansions for telling others how they need to live...but at the same time some of those same people think we're supposed to fawn at the words of a man who lives in his own city that's surrounded by walls/security that doesn't welcome in any migrant...as he tells everyone else they aren't doing enough and need to welcome everyone into their communities.

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No matter how many times this gets put in an anti-Pope thread, it doesn't make it true. Security? If yiu think the Pope doesn't need security, you have no business breathing, much less posting, and only a small part of Vatican City has walls……1000+ year old walls….meant to keep literal armies bent on death and enslavement out.

Even with its tiny size (.17 sq miles) the Vatican has allowed a few refugees in. I'll let you look up and correct your own mistake.

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So what you are saying is: He does live in his own city (no matter how small it is), it does have walls (regardless of their condition) and he is surrounded by security (needed or not, which of course, he does need)? What part is untrue again?

Are you saying that refugees have taken up permanent residence in Vatican City?

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We visited St. Peter's Square just a few weeks ago. All they did was check bags on the way in.

Seems like the Pope and his minions wanted to get ahead of getting their funding cut because they knew it would come out just how poorly it was "organized" (a vessel to pay off people, traffic children, and steal). So they went on the offensive. Fortunately most younger people see through the charade, even the young Catholics.

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B-1 83 said:

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Oh. The world needs more arms. Got it.

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Damn straight it does. In the hands of the people of England, Canada, Australia... look what happened to the freedoms of people around the world as the governments disarmed their people.

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I'm talking about cartels, Crips, Bloods, Hamas, etc……

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So like...tougher border security and taking action to ensure Iran doesn't have the capabilities to arm terrorist groups like Hamas? Yeah, it would be great if The Vatican was on the same page as the United States with those things.

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Hardly the gotcha you imagined in your head…..

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Translation: "I have nothing to argue, but your comment bothers me"

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Translation: Many global church leaders have called for peace, not just the Pope, but I understand this is F16 and that concept is foreign in a Pope bashing thread.

https://wcrc.eu/joint-statement-global-christian-leaders-call-for-peace/

https://lutheranworld.org/news/christian-leaders-join-appeal-gift-peace

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No need to get sensitive. I'm simply pointing out the actions the U.S. has taken with immigration/border and Iran are aimed at dealing with serious problems that have negative consequences for innocent people. It seems those policies aren't viewed as a positive by certain religious leaders, and that is their opinion to make. That doesn't make them above debate or criticism though. That is not 'bashing the Pope' - and I'm certainly doing none of those things. So perhaps channel your frustration to someone else instead of posturing.

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Pope Leo: “In Europe, fears are present but often generated by people who are against immigration and trying to keep out people who may be from another country, another religion, another race. I would say that we all need to work together." pic.twitter.com/qPwhb6Mydi

— Jack Posobiec (@JackPosobiec) April 16, 2026

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I just find it amusing that in our country we love to mock wealthy evangelical ministers who live in expensive mansions for telling others how they need to live...but at the same time some of those same people think we're supposed to fawn at the words of a man who lives in his own city that's surrounded by walls/security that doesn't welcome in any migrant...as he tells everyone else they aren't doing enough and need to welcome everyone into their communities.

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No matter how many times this gets put in an anti-Pope thread, it doesn't make it true. Security? If yiu think the Pope doesn't need security, you have no business breathing, much less posting, and only a small part of Vatican City has walls……1000+ year old walls….meant to keep literal armies bent on death and enslavement out.

Even with its tiny size (.17 sq miles) the Vatican has allowed a few refugees in. I'll let you look up and correct your own mistake.

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So what you are saying is: He does live in his own city (no matter how small it is), it does have walls (regardless of their condition) and he is surrounded by security (needed or not, which of course, he does need)? What part is untrue again?

Are you saying that refugees have taken up permanent residence in Vatican City?

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We visited St. Peter's Square just a few weeks ago. All they did was check bags on the way in.

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Note to current the Pope Leo: The walls around the Vatican were ordered by Pope Leo IV and completed around 852 AD following devastating raids by Muslim Arab Raiders who sacked St. Peters Basilica. So please don’t lecture us on walls, Immigration, war or the virtues of Islam. pic.twitter.com/LQJcFhc4NF

— SOI media 🇬🇧 (@MediaSOI) April 17, 2026

The irony is so thick, you'd need a powerful laser to cut through it.

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No, I don't want the death cultists in my country Leo!

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They're already here and have been for a long time. Don't like it, but that's our reality.

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Can you post the actual tweets? I am sure the twitter user "KanekoaTheGreat" is very legit. But Reagan taught me to trust but verify

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Anyone surprised about what Pope Leo is simply willfully ignorant. The Church has been very consistent about their themes and messaging for the last 1500 years. Everything that he has said corresponds to the true ideals of being pro-life, even for our enemies. How fortunate that the usual "but I go to church every Sunday it doesn't matter if I wish death on liberals and tyrants" posturing done here is finally facing some pushback.

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This is completely false. Have you been awake since 2015 and have you seen how the Catholic church has reacted to the topic of gay marriage? Just wanted to add that on as an item in which nearly every Democrat policy maker on Capitol Hill (start with Nancy) claims they are some great Catholic steward.

What do they do intead of your assertion? Abortion on demand. Gay/Trans for everyobdy. Let everyone and their mother and dog into our country unchecked, etc. And then have the audacity to criticize our country from their shiny, walled in, painted palace.

The Pope is not some infallible being, especially Leo and all of the ones before him. In fact, the dude is wrong about practically everything and should just stfu.

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Thank you for showing everyone that you are incapable of doing your own research. I'm going to say this as gently as I can since staff has my posts under a microscope at the moment.

The Church maintains to this day that proper marriages are lifelong, open to procreation, and heterosexual. You're likely thinking of what Pope Francis allowed, which was the blessing of those couples - the same way those who are not Catholic can receive a blessing at every single Catholic mass around the world.

Senile politicians who have received the Sacraments =/= the Catholic Church and its leadership. The same way that many so-called Catholic Republicans are more than happy to whisk their impregnated staffers to other states to murder the extramarital child. Politicians lie, more at seven.


The rest of your post is just nonsense, entirely based on fantasy. Unless, of course, you're capable of providing a shred of evidence.

You're correct in saying the Pope is not infallible in all things. Catholics do not believe he is 100% infallible. He also does not claim to be infallible unless he is speaking from the chair of Peter, whom you might remember from a little book that's usually stored on the back of a pew. I recommend you pick it up again and give it a once over.

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I will respond to your nonsense tomorrow and dismantle it all. I promise.

Where did you go after the David Axelrod and Pope Leo news came out? Chirp chirp.

Pope is a commie.

🚨 BOMBSHELL: The First American Pope Once Marched With Italian Communists Against Reagan’s Missiles — And the Photo Proves It

1983, Comiso, Sicily — the epicenter of NATO’s Double-Track Decision.

A freshly ordained American Augustinian, Fr. Robert Francis Prevost, marches… https://t.co/0M5ErRfxEh pic.twitter.com/cBjlYWi0xm

— Tony Seruga (@TonySeruga) April 20, 2026

The woke Pope strikes again! When will he answer for his crimes against F16 ideals that are entirely based on scripture??

Pope urges Third Worlders to resist emigrating.

The answer is not to seek an easier life in the West, but to “serve your country.” pic.twitter.com/diGbD4YZ47

— Fr Calvin Robinson ©️®️ (@calvinrobinson) April 19, 2026

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The woke Pope strikes again! When will he answer for his crimes against F16 ideals that are entirely based on scripture??

Pope urges Third Worlders to resist emigrating.

The answer is not to seek an easier life in the West, but to “serve your country.” pic.twitter.com/diGbD4YZ47

— Fr Calvin Robinson ©️®️ (@calvinrobinson) April 19, 2026

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Well here is something the Pope and I agree on. Of course, as a Catholic, I will never forget the 2nd Black Bag Money grabs for sexual abuse payoffs and sending pedos all over the country.

This is part of the reinvention of American government that happened in the 90s. Republicans thought that small local faith based charities would be more efficient than government and distributing aid. We didn't envision the capture of those grants by ever larger conglomerates that are staffed by abject socialists, thereby creating a class of people that could espouse socialist values that would not be allowed under law if they were government employees. We did it to ourselves so we need to root the NGOs out root and stock and create efficient accountable aid distribution.

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This is part of the reinvention of American government that happened in the 90s. Republicans thought that small local faith based charities would be more efficient than government and distributing aid. We didn't envision the capture of those grants by ever larger conglomerates that are staffed by abject socialists, thereby creating a class of people that could espouse socialist values that would not be allowed under law if they were government employees. We did it to ourselves so we need to root the NGOs out root and stock and create efficient accountable aid distribution.

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Completely agree. We need a full review and accountability of every dollar to every organization that receive them. And for all monies sent, a full audit and criteria of dispersion.

The current systems is bloated and well beyond what is sustainable.

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A pretty amazing response from President Trump to this reporter question:

REPORTER: Iran is going to execute four more protesters, including the first woman protester. What do you tell Iran?

TRUMP: Tell that to the Pope. pic.twitter.com/K3jTlaMVX0

— Andrew Kolvet (@AndrewKolvet) April 16, 2026

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He's not wrong.

Wow this thread has devolved.

It is absurd. All the posts on here denouncing the Catholic Church and it goes unchecked. The few Jewish comments get zapped right away. Makes no sense at all. It should be equal but I will take the Catholics over the Jews any day.