I'd like to hold a placard saying BEN-ZAYB.
That idiot.
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Priests inserting anti-government black propaganda in their homilies practically has the same effect as the Damaso stunt when it comes to violating people's political sentiments, one instance of which was so bad, I had to walk out of the Sunday service.
I say that Celdran *barely* evens out the horrid behavior of the local Church throwing their weight into secular and health issues. He did it only once. The Church does their propaganda bullshit every Sunday.
Two wrongs don't make a right for me. There are some things bigger inside a Church than the priests that inhabit it, and bless me for sounding like a Conservative, but these things should be above trivial things.
Two wrongs don't make a right, yes. But I don't think that was the point--it was all about showing the local Church leaders what it means to have the audacity to call out "civil disobedience".
As expected, they didn't like it one bit.
But I can understand why you don't agree with it, and I'm also iffy with having the stunt done inside the hallowed halls of the Cathedral.
As for me, the Philippine Church has lost all its credibility as spiritual advisors. I still respect what Catholicism stands for, but I cannot say the same to the people who currently waves its flag (occasionally using the flagpole to smite others).
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