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Default Re: Pope blasts Europeans for not having enough children
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Originally Posted by Aptrgangr View Post
Says the man promoting celibacy for the priest class.
Rather, says the man who opposes artificial contraception and abortion.
He's quite within his rights as his organisation have consistently opposed the main reasons behind the demographic catastrophe.

He could have been far less tactful and simply said - "Told you so"
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