Mother Teresa was not so saint-like

You did not answer my last round’s question. This is because you do not have the answer to it. You can do nothing but to criticize the noble persons. 1)- First and foremost thing I would like to tell you that stop giving the links of the articles which are yet to be verified. This is the second time I’m telling you the same thing in our 3rd round. Do not try to distract the viewers. Check your resources and go through the same thoroughly before posting.- You said that she cared more about money than justice. Actually, it is, she cared about the justice to the poor than the money she was receiving from the donations made. Below are the points to prove me - -> Daily, she visited families living in slums, nursing those weak with hunger and dying of tuberculosis. She started an outdoor school for destitute children, and focused on returning dignity to the poor, despite all the indignities they suffered. With the help of volunteers, including her former students, she soon expanded her work for “the unwanted, the unloved and the uncured for.” -> There were literally millions of people in need in India. Droughts, the caste system, India's independence, and partition all contributed to the masses of people that lived on the streets. India's government was trying, but they could not handle the overwhelming multitudes that needed help. -> While the hospitals were overflowing with patients, Mother Teresa opened a home for the dying, called Nirmal Hriday ("Place of the Immaculate Heart"). Each day, nuns would walk through the streets and bring people who were dying to Nirmal Hriday, located in a building donated by the city of Kolkata. The nuns would bathe and feed these people and then place them in a cot. These people were given the opportunity to die with dignity, with the rituals of their faith. This was manifestly more respectable than dying on the streets.- In India's slums, huge numbers of people were infected with leprosy, a disease that can lead to major disfiguration. At the time, lepers (people infected with leprosy) were ostracized, often abandoned by their families. Because of the widespread fear of lepers. Mother Teresa eventually created a Leprosy Fund and a Leprosy Day to help educate the public about the disease and established a number of mobile leper clinics to provide lepers with medicine and bandages near their homes. Mother Teresa had established a leper colony called Shanti Nagar ("The Place of Peace") where lepers could live and work.From the above points, it’s crystal clear that she was not hunger of the money she received. She, actually, was hunger of protecting the people and helping the poor.How can you say that the donations were for her beneficial? Can you prove it?2) One of the sisters in the charity told that “We lived a simple life, bare of all superfluities. We had three sets of clothes, which we mended until the material was too rotten to patch anymore. We washed our own clothes by hand. The never-ending piles of sheets and towels from our night shelter for the homeless we washed by hand, too. Our bathing was accomplished with only one bucket of water.” From the link you provided, I could find out the following positive points - - Father Sebastian Kuzhipala worked with Mother Teresa in her last 10 years and admits that “Missionaries of Charity misses Mother’s charisma. Other than being very simple and having high moral values, Mother Teresa was a strict disciplinarian, a smart organizer. She understood the influence she had over people but used that for the right purpose.”- Sister Glenda clarifies that professional help is never avoided. “Look at Buddhni Bakshi,” she says pointing to a bald teenage girl sleeping on a stretcher. “She was abandoned by her parents because the wound in her head used to stink badly. When she came here, we did tests at a local hospital that showed a tumour in her head. We spent Rs. 4 lakh for the surgery and now she is fine,” adds Sister Glenda. The initiative to get professional help, say former volunteers, is a change.- Former volunteers and people close to the Mother House revealed that the Vatican, home to the Pope, has control over the “monetary matters” ever since Missionaries of Charity came under its fold in 1965. The control got stronger after Mother Teresa died in 1997. This shows that Mother Teresa was not indulge in the donation matter.3) I think, you do not know about the British Raj in India and how Britons looted India.- Before 18th or before the British rule, India was called as "golden sparrow" because of it wealth, spices, precious metals and wisdom ( science, mathematics, geometry, astronomy and astrology). - Do you know what happened after that?? Then came the Britons and they looted everything (everything literally means everything) from India. They ruled India for 187 years and made her the poorest of the poor country. You might be knowing that Kohinoor diamond was also looted from India only.- You must see the link below and see the catastrophic situation of the Indians (pic). http://www.ariseindiaforum.org...- The people who did not have the money to put on the clothes, the people who did not have enough money to get 3 meals a day, the people who did not have shelter to live in, do you think, that the such people would buy those high priced condoms for sex??4)- Please explain “there is not only nothing about this claim but there is nothing about Mother Teresa in general under the heading "Controversial articles."- I wanted to show you that there are various controversial articles in Lancet. And hence there is a high possibility that the editor may lie.- You said – “If you watch the documentary on the other hand, you'll see that it does in fact have strong references, citations personal interviews, primary sources etc.” I oblige you to give the reference in the next round.5)- My opponent makes a breath-taking and a very laughable statement by doubting the Bharat Ratna recipient.- You might not know how important “Bharat Ratna” is for the Indians.- Go through the link – (http://en.wikipedia.org...) for once and you will understand why I said your statement laughable.- It’s not a game of dice to get that honour as you can see the link above.