rzemanfl
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Sun Apr-03-05 12:18 PM
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Don't you think the Pope kind of ties in with *'s Social Security |
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plan? After all, he worked until he died, just like * expects us to. However, if we are vegetables, then we can be kept around like potted plants at taxpayer expense.
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Wright Patman
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Sun Apr-03-05 12:26 PM
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1. I see him more like an "activist judge" |
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appointed for life who will never step down.
Tom DeLay will have the final say in how we are to view JP II. < /sarcasm>
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rzemanfl
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Sun Apr-03-05 12:30 PM
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2. Can the Pope be impeached? Judges can. Really don't know |
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the answer, I think there has to be a war or a schism or something to get rid of a Pope. Any Canon Law folks out there?
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Sun Apr-03-05 12:38 PM
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3. The Pope was an advocate for the poor and condemned |
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capitalism preying on those less fortunate. The Pope may have had a conservative stance on social issues but he was progressive when it came to compassion for the downtrodden.
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Sun Apr-03-05 12:39 PM
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4. Exactly. He was no endorser of capitalism. |
rzemanfl
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Sun Apr-03-05 12:45 PM
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5. You are taking me way too seriously. All Popes apparently work |
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until they die. *'s plan will apply the same retirement policy to all of us except the rich.
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Sun Apr-03-05 01:20 PM
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6. He worked without pay! |
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That sounds like a repuke's idea of capitalism.
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