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That's rich, coming from the worst of them all.
Does this mean the Vatican is going to give back all that they've plundered in their history? >

So anyways, I started ~~blasting~~slamming >

Meanwhile, parents slam priests for sexually assaulting kids for the last century. >

Says the guy who lives in a nation filled with artwork and other treasures plundered from around the world? >

LIES!! those were given to them by the conquering armies fighting in the lords name..so totally legit. /s >

He is an expert , after all >

and we were GOOD AT IT
wonder why we invaded WEAK places???
not for the sights! >

Why is the pope slamming things? I thought that kind of behavior went away after the end of the Papal States in 1870? >

This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 85%. (I'm a bot)


Pope Francis has demanded that foreign powers stop plundering Africa's natural resources for the "Poison of their own greed" after he landed in the Democratic Republic of Congo as part of a trip to two African nations.
The 86-year-old Francis is the first pontiff to visit DR Congo since Pope John Paul II did so in 1985, when the country was still known as Zaire.
Calling Congo's vast mineral and natural wealth a "Diamond of creation", Francis demanded that foreign interests stop carving up the country for their own interests and acknowledge their role in the economic "Enslavement" of the Congolese people.


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