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To: ansel12
ulture and community and the United States of America are what was destroyed

No, not yet. Young Catholics are better Catholics than the old ones; the pro-life positions gain in popularity; we are undergoing a revival of Catholic Tradition and -- all too slow -- our bishops recognize their lack of leadership. On a wider arena, we have the Tea Party that is, I think, succeeding in reshaping the GOP. Also not every immigrant is an economic one; some value American Culture and seek to absorb it. I am, for example, an immigrant, although as an asylum seeker from the Soviet Union I would have been here even faster without Kennedy Immigration act.

43 posted on 09/22/2012 8:43:00 PM PDT by annalex (fear them not)
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To: annalex

Wow, what a strange view, young Catholics are more democrat and liberal than even the older Catholics are and have been through our history, and it is already too late, the America of the past is already dead and buried, never to be seen again.

The 1965 Immigration Act ended the United States and turned us into this multi-cultural, multi-lingual, mass of humanity with nothing in common except economic interests.

Look at California, Catholic immigration finished it off, it ‘s future is the future of the city in Blade Runner, and it will never be conservative again.


44 posted on 09/22/2012 9:11:36 PM PDT by ansel12
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