Posted on 09/21/2015 12:24:56 PM PDT by taildragger
Fox News host Brian Kilmeade had pathetic and degrading words for Pope Francis while talking with Chris Wallace. Kilmeade said that he thinks the Pope should just stay out of America if he is going to criticize the GOP’s obsession with capitalism and climate change denial.
Transcript:
Kilmeade: Yeah, I’m Catholic and he could stay home. Some of his comments just have no place. He’s in the wrong country. But I tell you what —
Wallace: What? He’s in the wrong country? What does that mean?
Kilmeade: He doesn’t like capitalism. He blames us and money for what’s going on in the Middle East. He says that global warming — we’ve got to do more to have global warming — we’re doing more than anybody else. Get on China, show some courage. He’s never visited our country before, now he gets around to it and he’s critical going in? I’ve had enough, you know — take on, take on Islam, then talk to me.
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Kilmeade: Tired of the pope.
I don’t agree with the Pope’s Socialism, but Kilmeade is a punk. IMHO he is on there because Fox hopes he will eventually provoke an actual fistfight with a guest and ratings will soar.
Left out pro global warming.
I sure hope PCSpeak is dying. But it won’t go quietly.
Don’t usually like Killmeade, but he’s spot on here.
The current pope is not a pope, not a religious leader. He’s just another South American communist in a funny hat. I’m sure glad I’m not Catholic. I would have left the church
Brian, whatever you do, do not let them make you apologize for speaking the obvious truth.
ah, the number of Catholics/Christians in the world is going down every day.
Muslims are on the way up in numbers, and unlike most Christians today, they take their “religion” very seriously.
I am Catholic as well and I agree with Brian. Christians are being slaughtered throughout the Middle East and this Pope does nothing, even as fellow Christians are begging for help. And, I agree that this Pope is a Marxist or something like that.
Since Kilmeade didn't say "savior", you can leave with the Pope:)
I agree with Kilmeade. The Pope’s a communist.
changed my tagger 2 weeks ago
“...if he is going to criticize the GOP’s obsession with capitalism and climate change denial.”
Here’s how Ave Maria spun it, apparently, or their writer.
The Pope is not infallible when it comes to non theological realm. He is speaking in his personal opinions.
the problem Kilmeade is having is he is not informing himself on how to say what he is feeling, plus there is a lack of direction from the clergy.
He is frustrated, I imagine, that the Pope is choosing to go political, but not on matters important to the world, like with abortion or Islam,
But is speaking about capitalism against it, and from what I can tell, reading his encyclical on it, he is wrong.
One can be a very devout Catholic and disagree with the pope on matters of politics like this.
I consult the Catechism. There is nothing in tere against capitalism.
So Kilmeade, in my opinion, is not wrong nor rude.
Just my opinion.
Some Canonical expert please weigh in.
This Pope needs to turn his Popemobile back into his lane and stick to spiritual matters and saving souls and leave the business of flakking for climate change and socialism to Bernie Sanders.
I'm pretty certain that capitalism hasn't been the driver behind the abortion movement.
And another proggy pajama boy from Ann Arborstan, MI speaks. Disagreement is obsession. No bias in that sentence. Nope.
And what does capitalism have to do with either of those things?
The Pope should be talking about God, marriage etc, not telling us about some wishy washy crap of global warming, not climate change or telling us we have to accept illegals.
Good for this guy.
That Jesus guy was all about a one world religion/church too.
Jesus to Kilmeade “Maroon, see you later”
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