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[sg1987]

Relax, we’re only after the bad Christians….for now…..

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/doj...otry-festering

"Among those beliefs which distinguish the bad Catholics from the good ones are a preference for ‘the Traditional Latin Mass and pre-Vatican II teachings,’ and adherence to traditional Catholic teachings
on sex and marriage (which the memorandum glibly describes as ‘anti-LGBTQ.’"

[Surf n Turf]

I understand that “Little Sisters of the Poor” are the most radical.
They have been fighting the government for years. and had to go to the SCOTUS to approve their dark and evil work.

SnT

The Little Sisters of the Poor are a group of Catholic nuns who are devoted to caring for the elderly poor. In the Little Sisters' homes, no one dies alone. The elderly and dying are cared for with love and dignity—regardless of wealth or status—as if they were Christ himself, until God calls them home. These religious women are loving ...

After seven years of unending legal conflict to save their ministry, the Supreme Court has ruled in favor of the Little Sisters of the Poor 7-2 , allowing them to continue serving the elderly poor and dying without threat of millions of dollars in fines. Today’s ruling grants them protection to freely serve the elderly poor without violating their conscience.

http://thelittlesistersofthepoor.com/#sisters

[Box]

So a few state-level republicans are "demanding answers" or else they may seek legal action.

Isn't that sweet - well bless their hearts.

[sg1987]

To borrow from Larry Miller’s Five Levels of Drinking, ….and this time they mean it!”

https://youtu.be/eceSHKqwUPY

[Box]

The problem is - "we the people" are the ones drinking and swearing that we'll never do it again...
...politicians are the devil on your should telling you "as long as you're only gonna get a few hours of sleep, you might as well stay up all night"

[Badger52]

Originally Posted by Box

...politicians are the devil on your should telling you "as long as you're only gonna get a few hours of sleep, you might as well stay up all night"

Interesting observation, having evinced that approach from time to time in my life. There's a similar one from that great Ok Corral movie that beat out Costner's (in both appreciation and release date). Always figured that quote was a Boxism, with a nicely done cross-draw and a .45 with soft loads of Trail Boss.

A non-important character: "I never saw a rich man who didn’t wind up with a guilty conscience.”
Wyatt: “Already got a guilty conscience. Might as well have the money, too."