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Chloe Martinez7 said:If fascism weren't still an issue here in the States, maybe the police wouldn't feel the need to deploy so aggressively out in the field. I guess it’s just how things work.
Being a priest isn't exactly a nine-to-five grind.
Negro — it’s basically a calling.
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Unknown acts as if he can somehow speak for the entire Church, though I guess he’s just proving his own opinion.
I guess it’s because the SEC isn't breathing down their necks about it.
It’s just like Košić’s threads.
The Church might claim otherwise, but I don't see any evidence of that anywhere.
I mean, look, at the end of the day, the police in any country have to step in when things like this happen. It's just how it works, I guess. You can't really have a functioning society without that kind of intervention. Maybe it's messy sometimes, sure, but it's part of the job description for law enforcement everywhere.
As for the priests—yeah, I mean, that's how it goes, but I guess everyone’s got their own take on things anyway.
I guess Francetić deserves a mass just like anyone else. At the end of the day, nobody really knows what happened with his soul.