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The Pope is Not a Communist
Christians around the world must pray that the Pope comes to understand certain issues on which he is completely clueless. When Pope Francis discusses economic issues, he suffers from the same handicap as the American public. He has no idea … Continue reading
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How To Get What You Want
Over the past 50,000 years people have been slaves, subjects of kings, members of tribes and as of late they had opportunities to govern themselves. Yet, when asked, what exactly does government do for people, they never give a supportable … Continue reading
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Pro Business Vs. Free Market
In a free market system, Grandma works all her life and saves $100,000 for retirement. She earns 5% per year in interest or $5000.00 per year in terms of dollars. Eventually Grandma dies and leaves $1,000 to charity and … Continue reading
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The Pope and The Devil
I am not sure if there is a difference in this case. Either Pope Francis does not know what capitalism is or he is doing the Devils work. For the Pope’s information and also anyone else who doesn’t know. the … Continue reading →