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Yet this attitude rarely comes with systemic care for those born with handicaps, so actually it is a form of classist cruelty. There is no shortage of sufferin
by bdamm 6y ago
Yet this attitude rarely comes with systemic care for those born with handicaps, so actually it is a form of classist cruelty.
There is no shortage of suffering, we don't need to choose to create more.
- jlkuester7 6y agoYeah, because the Catholic Church never did anything to help folks that are handicapped, sick, or poor.... > Next to the federal government, Catholic Charities is the largest US social-safety-net provider. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catholic_Charities_USA https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catholic_Charities_USA
- bdamm 6y agoDo you really want to do tennis with how much good/bad the catholic church has done? Good that they provide some hospitals, but not a replacement for good government policy.
- jlkuester7 6y agoLol wut? Nobody is trying to go all John Stewart Mill here. Just observing that there are reasons to question the assertion that people who agree with JPII don't care about the sick, poor, and handicapped.... SMH