Quem é Mais Pró-Vida: Trump ou Papa Francisco?
Autor: Pedro Erik | Publicado: 2017-09-12T19:51:00+01:00





Ontem, o Papa Francisco alegou que Trump não deve ser pró-vida porque ele deseja rever uma lei (inconstitucional, diga-se de passagem) feita por Obama que permite que imigrantes ilegais que entraram como crianças ou jovens nos Estados Unidos fiquem no país. Trump quer elaborar uma nova lei que respeite a Constituição do país. Tanto democratas como republicanos já declararam que a lei de Obama é inconstitucional.

Por incrível que pareça o Papa atacou Trump mesmo declarando que não conhecia a lei. Aliás, na entrevista que deu ele disse desconhecer vários assuntos (aquecimento global, Coreia do Norte e Venezuela) mas deitou a comentar todos. Não é comportamento de homem de Estado, nem muito menos de um Papa, se declarar tão desinformado e ao mesmo tempo falar sobre o assunto e atacar um presidente de república.

O site católico The Remnant ficou estupefato com as palavras de Francisco contra Trump, porque Trump tem nomeado vários membros pró-vida para seu gabinete, nomeou um juiz da Suprema Corte que é pró-vida e acabou o financiamento internacional ao aborto dado pelos Estados Unidos. O site questionou quem é mais pró-vida se Trump ou o Papa. Trump não é um perfeito católico, nem católico é, mas o Papa está se comportando como cachorrinho dos que odeiam a Igreja, dos que pregam o aborto. Isso é fato, infelizmente. Rezemos por ele e pela Igreja

Vejamos o texto do The Remnant


The Pope doesn’t agree with the President’s policies on immigration, so naturally, he attacks Trump’s pro-life values…?

REMNANT COMMENT:&nbsp;I wonder if it’s possible for Pope Francis be any more in the tank for the Far-Left than he is now.&nbsp; For the purposes of this Remnant Comment, it makes no difference what one thinks about President Trump's personal beliefs on the pro-life issue.&nbsp; The point is this: A massive disruption in global pro-death politics came about in November of 2016 when&nbsp;a man named Donald Trump convinced pro-life, pro-God, pro-family America that he'd take up their cause.Was it just politics? Who knows!&nbsp;&nbsp;But Trump rode to the White House on the shoulders of pro-lifers. This is why the Left hate him, because he convinced good people that although his pro-life cred was far from established, he'd nevertheless make their cause part of his cause, along with the core issues that have long defined him—Second Amendment rights, education choice (including home-schooling), appointing conservative judges, tightening up the national borders, making America user unfriendly to the George Soros, NWO, EU whackos, etc.&nbsp;&nbsp;
And so far&nbsp;Trump&nbsp;gets a B+ for effort, despite overwhelming opposition from the "conservative" GOP who've been lying&nbsp;to and exploiting the same&nbsp;group of voters for nearly half&nbsp;a century.&nbsp;At least Trump is&nbsp;trying&nbsp;to make good on his word to regular God-fearing Americans.&nbsp;
So, for the Pope to continue to blast this particular&nbsp;President while&nbsp;obstinately&nbsp;ignoring&nbsp;what's going on at the level of pro-life America reveals&nbsp;a&nbsp;positively Titanic Leftist&nbsp;keeling over of the Barque of Francis. &nbsp;
And for Francis to suggest some sort of moral equivalence between the slaughter of millions of babies in their mothers' wombs on the one hand, and the MSNBC caricature of Trump’s DACA decision on the other, is beyond scandalous.&nbsp;Even if Trump were really planning to send illegal kids back to Mexico without their families (and he’s not, of course), this would not come close to the satanic depravity of murdering millions of unborn babies every year. I realize the Holy Father is no great theologian, but even he should be able to glean the difference between killing millions of kids in their mothers’ wombs and sending a few thousand home every year.
It's&nbsp;so obscene, in fact, that even those of us here at The Remnant who defend the Church's teaching&nbsp;against the&nbsp;separation&nbsp;of Church and State are tempted to encourage the Holy Father to&nbsp;begin listening to his own blather on the great merits of the secular state and the need to maintain proper separation from the&nbsp;Church.&nbsp; In the case of Francis, good idea!&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Perhaps the Holy Father could be persuaded to give&nbsp;pro-life America a break, in fact,&nbsp;and stay out of our politics altogether.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Really, Holiness, you’ve done enough. It’s time to stop talking.