[Maceman]

Anyone who is against capitalism, as Francis is, is ultimately an enemy of peace.

But I guess in these Orwellian times, that would be a qualification for a peace prize.

[markomalley]

” Anyone who is against capitalism, as Francis is, is ultimately an enemy of peace.”

Here is a complete, searchable link of all of his homilies since being elected Pope: https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0BwykA6b5jMtMbkh5SlBHUEhHRTA&usp=sharing

Please back up your allegation.

As reported in this thread ( http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/religion/2997269/posts), he made the following statement while still Archbishop of Buenos Aries:

” The challenge to eradicate poverty cannot be truthfully met as long as the poor continue to be dependents of the State. The government and other organizations should instead work to create the social conditions that will promote and protect the rights of the poor and enable them to be the builders of their own future. To those who are now promising to fix all your problems, I say, ‘Go and fix yourself.’”

Enemy of capitalism, huh?

[agere_contra]

I've got very little to add to MarkOMalley's comprehensive reply except that we can never, ever trust what the MSM report Popes as saying.

It's just like the Zimmerman case: the MSM have a toxic narrative which comes before everything else.

In this case they've twisted changed Francis's words because they want to equate Catholicism to Communism (to rehabilitate Communism).