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Boca

Governor
your Mullah says, in so many nuanced words, the United States has no right to protect it's borders even as he lives behind walls like a 1%er from Scarsdale or Grosse Point.

What say you?

Stand up. Be counted!
 
Notice that the Catholic Mullah protects his own borders. He just doesn't want ours protected. WTH?

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will wait for the asylum requests to start pouring in to the Vatican..then note the response..
 
Notice that the Catholic Mullah protects his own borders. He just doesn't want ours protected. WTH?

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Yeah, I've been there. I'm guessing the political pope is a Democrat. A hypocrite. And an enemy of this country. Which seems to be the holy trifecta these days.
 
Notice that the Catholic Mullah protects his own borders. He just doesn't want ours protected. WTH?

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When I entered the Basilica, I didn't have to pass through a wall, but most of the rest of Vatican City is walled.
 
Yeah, I've been there. I'm guessing the political pope is a Democrat. A hypocrite. And an enemy of this country. Which seems to be the holy trifecta these days.

Then you know one can enter Vatican City without passing through a wall.
 
Yep I know that...it's not an open border. Did you think otherwise?

I certainly wasn't checked, so it was an open border for me. Perhaps your appearance caused you to be especially scrutinized.

Tough break.
 
your Mullah says, in so many nuanced words, the United States has no right to protect it's borders even as he lives behind walls like a 1%er from Scarsdale or Grosse Point.

What say you?

Stand up. Be counted!

You would advocate for the destruction of 400 year old walls then? The popes comments were in regards to a religious practice of giving to the poor and allowing the poor to seek out a better life. Religion has little to do with a nation, however, nations have everything to do with the actual practice of religion. If a nation closes its borders, it no longer cares for the poor from another nation who may seek a better life. How Christian is that?
 
Then you know one can enter Vatican City without passing through a wall.

Yeah I know that...and I would assume that any wall on our borders would have places to pass through legally.

Why the hell you're lamely skirting the point I don't know and I certainly don't care. Rub your beads and go drop twenty bucks in the box after confessing to some pedophile your sins last week.

The real Savior, your Intercessor, the Lord Jesus Christ doesn't hide behind a screen and expect a tip!
 
When I entered the Basilica, I didn't have to pass through a wall, but most of the rest of Vatican City is walled.
That was what I encountered also.
But when I entered the Basilica to attend a mass where the Pope was officiating, I was wanded several times as I crossed that huge courtyard to get to the Basilica entry
 
Yeah, I've been there. I'm guessing the political pope is a Democrat. A hypocrite. And an enemy of this country. Which seems to be the holy trifecta these days.
The present pope is a severe Socialist if not a Communist. Seems like Democrats are probably too conservative for him. And yes. He is a hypocrite in a huge way.
 
You would advocate for the destruction of 400 year old walls then?

Do you always presume what people advocate? Did I say that?


The popes comments were in regards to a religious practice of giving to the poor and allowing the poor to seek out a better life.

Nope, the comments were directed to a specific individual for a political purpose.

If a nation closes its borders, it no longer cares for the poor from another nation who may seek a better life.

FY.... if a nation closes it's borders (which Trump has not advocated anyway ya liar ) it's because of security from disease, from enemies, from illegal entry, etc.

It's not shutting out the poor no matter how you twist it to defend the dude.
 
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Yeah I know that...and I would assume that any wall on our borders would have places to pass through legally.

Why the hell you're lamely skirting the point I don't know and I certainly don't care. Rub your beads and go drop twenty bucks in the box after confessing to some pedophile your sins last week.

The real Savior, your Intercessor, the Lord Jesus Christ doesn't hide behind a screen and expect a tip!

I mean, you aren't arguing that a country, and Vatican City certainly is in microcosm, shouldn't be able to screen who enters, are you?
 
That was what I encountered also.
But when I entered the Basilica to attend a mass where the Pope was officiating, I was wanded several times as I crossed that huge courtyard to get to the Basilica entry

Wow!
 
I mean, you aren't arguing that a country, and Vatican City certainly is in microcosm, shouldn't be able to screen who enters, are you?
Vatican City should screen who enters.
Let me say it to you in baby words.
The pope is a hypocrite. He has two sets of rules. His. Everyone else's.
(sorry I threw a big word in there - hypocrite)
 
You would advocate for the destruction of 400 year old walls then? The popes comments were in regards to a religious practice of giving to the poor and allowing the poor to seek out a better life. Religion has little to do with a nation, however, nations have everything to do with the actual practice of religion. If a nation closes its borders, it no longer cares for the poor from another nation who may seek a better life. How Christian is that?

Those walls became more symbolic than anything else with the advent of cannon.
 
Vatican City should screen who enters.
Let me say it to you in baby words.
The pope is a hypocrite. He has two sets of rules. His. Everyone else's.
(sorry I threw a big word in there - hypocrite)

I wasn't screened, and I was able to meander about in front of the Basilica, that's an interesting plaza; I went to the Vatican Post Office and mailed some post cards then went and stood in line to enter St. Peters. I waited and entered, marveled about and took a few pictures and left for lunch, not once being accosted by anyone.

I was so moved and convinced I'd missed something I went back after lunch, and the only difference was the line being shorter.
 
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