Did Pope Francis really say that socialism causes misery, and that America is heading

Strange. You would think that the reporter would at least have a name, and the name of the newspaper or whatever would be given, so that somebody could verify that this interview is real, if it were real.

The question then becomes, why would the diocese of Salford (where is Salford?) put up a fake interview with Bergoglio on its website?

The answers seem too glib to be real, too.

ETA: I see that Salford is in Manchester.
 
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Most, if not all headlines written as a question can be answered with "No."
 
I think he is for public transport, given his Buenos Aires bus habit.

Does that make him a Socialist? :confused:
 
Overall I don't think he likes socialism, by the way he ignored the thousands of socialists that were disappeared by the fascist regime in Argentina, in the late 70's and early 80's.

Or maybe he's like Mother Theresa, and thought that the torture and murder of thousands of people was akin to Jesus' suffering in the Calvary, and a glorification of god.
 
Who cares? The guy believes in omnipotent beings, virgin births, and reincarnation. I believe we can safely ignore his views on social structures.
 
I'm sure I'll get an email forward from my mom regarding this. I'm equally sure that by that time, it will have been embellished with even more made-up B.S. Maybe something along the lines of Obama wanting to make it far easier to abort white babies than black or Hispanic babies.
 
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Easy, tiger.

I was just using another technique of yellow journalism, "some would say..."

Shark, if you please :)

Sorry if I was snappy... I guess it's the nature of the beast (also, as good as I believe my English is, from time to time some subtext eludes me).
 

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