ConHog
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Since when?? I support their right to their religion, churches, etc.... but that does not take away with the fact that I do not agree with their stances on illegal immigration... and others like me have continually shown opposition to that stance of the church
But nice try, troll
Since when?
Since they staged protests against undocumented residents, and politicians who disagree with them. For some reason, when it's not the Church, the cowardly right is willing to protest even though undocumented workers have the same right to "freedom of belief" that the Church has.
When a politician, who has a much freedom of belief as the Church, supports amnesty, the cowardly conservatives will protest. When it's the Church, which has no more freedom than the politician, supports amnesty, the cowardly conservatives do nothing,
Bullshit, asshole
Many MANY conservatives have openly shown disagreement with the stance of the Catholic Church, even if they are not being against the Catholic Church as a whole... Kind of like sticking up for my brother, even though I do not agree with everything he does...
And yes.. protests against the presence of criminal illegal aliens being allowed by government is a right thing to do... The protest is about the illegal criminal aliens... The politicians set national policy... hence they are protested by name openly BECAUSE IT IS A POLITICAL ISSUE... for me PERSONALLY, I will not go to a church that does not line up with my views.. and you can take that as a protest... I will give to another charity before a Catholic Church charity because of some of my opposition to their stances... but I am not going to damn the Catholic Church for their belief on this... and the Catholic Church is part of the group of policy makers
But that does not make much sense to a hyper-partisan winger such as yourself
Conservatives aren't allowed to support amnesty after closing the border?