Red Pope says owning weapons doesn’t protect people or nations

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Pope Francis is anti-gun and once told gun manufacturers they can’t call themselves Christians. He tweeted a radical left tweet two days ago insisting we are using “perverse logic” if we link “personal and national security to the possession of weaponry.”

All that does, according to him, is “increase the profits of the arms industry, while fostering a climate of distrust and fear between persons and peoples. #UN75 @UN

He should put his money where his mouth is and start excommunicating the abortion lovers here in the United States. We are killing hundreds of millions of babies here.

HE LIVES IN A BUBBLE AND HE’S PROTECTED

At a rally of thousands of youth in Turin, Italy, he said, If you trust only men you have lost,” he said in a rambling speech, Reuters reported.

“It makes me think of … people, managers, businessmen who call themselves Christian and they manufacture weapons. That leads to a bit a distrust, doesn’t it?” he said to applause.

He also criticized those who invest in weapons industries, saying “duplicity is the currency of today … they say one thing and do another.”

The responses were not what he wanted to hear but he will ignore them:


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wheelie1952
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wheelie1952
3 years ago

A peace at any cost philosophy make people and nations extremely vulnerable to predators, he has lost his mind.

Yerlan
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Yerlan
3 years ago

If good people are all non violent ,bad people would kill them all

Perfidious Albion
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Perfidious Albion
3 years ago

The paedophile-protecting-pope with armed guards needs to appreciate the general public are not as stupid or corrupt as he & his Kissinger’d clowns.

Donald Behnke
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Donald Behnke
3 years ago

I visited Italy in 2018. You can’t count the number of armored cars and men with guns who protecting his Holiness. It is easy for those separated from normal people to say, “Let them eat cake!” and not worry about those who live with everyday problems for fears.