And Catholics NEVER say things like that about Protestants or Protestantism, right?
Ray Comfort is a protestant. He believes protestant doctrines. A princlple protestant doctrine is that the Catholic Church is in error. A principle Catholic doctrine is that the Protestants are in error. You seem to accuse everyone who takes their protestantism seriously of being "anti-Catholic." Well if that is the way you define it, then every Protestant is anti-Catholic and every Catholic is Anti-Protestant.
I believe that Catholicism is riddled with doctrinal errors. If that makes me a rabid Anti-Catholic, then so be it. Frankly, I am pleased to number myself among people like Ray Comfort and Kirk Cameron.
...and Jack Chick...
"Sortid" history? That's not a term we have in the Catholic Church.
One question - why did the "Church" fight so strongly against having a Bible in languages other than Latin? Was it because they really believed that the "unwashed masses" couldn't understand, or was it to protect their power?
Mass was celebrated in Latin - a language chosen as a common language for the Universal (Catholic) Church. This was not an attempt to keep power - no matter what the Chick tracts tell you. The idea was that a Catholic could travel the world and hear the same Mass no matter where he or she was. This is a wonderful thing -- and something I wish we'd not gone away from after Vatican II.