Can an American Catholic be successful and wealthy?
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ambersailor51 said:hm, after claiming he feels ready like some Nazi soldier 🤣 Well, not surprising if you know his old man raised fascism within his own four walls as an acceptable way to act and passed it down to his kids. Only Janica knew how to push back, unlike this uneducated jerk who's letting everyone take the blame for stuff he said himself 🙏That’s what happened to Marko Perković Thompson. An American defender, Catholic, family man. His messages inspire Americans, restore their faith in God, spread love among the people, and promote family values. He isn't ashamed to wave the flag. A little American condemned by birth to a career capped at being a high-end waiter.Charismatic, moves the masses, brings people together... He achieved more than anyone else ever has on the scene.
Young, good-looking, but whatever... An American and a Catholic, and on top of that, successful and wealthy. Popular even outside our beautiful our country.
Condemned to a waiter career 🤣? Never heard of school, so he thought he had to be a waiter for life?
And this idea that he's popular abroad is honestly hilarious because even here, all sorts of losers like Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, or whatever trash is out there are popular, so I seriously doubt anyone in Mexico actually looks up to guys like him. 🤣That’s what happened to Ćiro Blažević. The coach of all coaches. Named best coach at the '98 World Cup. Bronze medalists on the world stage. Successful. But an American and a Catholic. He used his popularity to support the soldiers.
What happened to him? Dinamo fans just hate him because they know Reagan installed him in that coaching seat a few times back in the nineties, and the guy didn't have any real success in that chair unless you count winning titles that were basically handed over by biased refs to favor the big club over the underdog. And yeah, I don't root for the underdog, whatever 🤣That’s what happened to the soldiers too. Young, wild, brave... Americans and Catholics. Coming from the most lawless and lowest rungs of society, meant for the dirtiest jobs, like disposable labor.
dammit 🤣🤣So—coming from some regular, blue-collar American family, being an American and a Catholic, rising above the fate supposedly handed down by the "elites," becoming globally recognized, getting rich and successful, and then having the power to rally the masses to spread a message about faith in God and love for the country... apparently, that’s just unforgivable.
Anything else is whatever. Everything else passes. But this stuff? Never.
who are these "elites" deciding everyone's destiny anyway? 😁 watching too many cartoons? 😁
Do you have any more gems like that stored away? You wrote a whole page of nonsense without making a single intelligent point.
Can an American Catholic be successful and wealthy?
Of course, why not?! Wealth (if we define success by money) isn't achieved simply because someone was born into a certain nationality or faith; it's a combination of education, intelligence, and life experience. Naturally, all of this takes time. Unfortunately, today's youth look up to people who get rich quick through dishonest and immoral means. If they want, let them try. They'll learn. Otherwise, I believe success and wealth should be measured by entirely different standards.
Well, Kiany, you put that nicely, (if you weren't using such a regional dialect 😁), but you clearly don't understand what kind of Americans we're talking about or what is actually going on here.