[oblomov]

So CAT has become a "sin" stock? Buy!

[rhombus]

Sure sell now that it's high - not much of a sacrifice for the Church of England.

[L98Fiero]

“Caterpillar bulldozers have become synonymous with this destruction.”

There's some good ad copy if ever I saw it.

[moasicwolf]

This is the "Guns Kill People" approach. What is it with these morons?

[Bigg Red]

Idiots! Sounds like there's reason to buy more.

[beltfed308]

You think this is nuts just read this.

http://www.catdestroyshomes.org/

[One Proud Dad]

So are they goimg to not buy stock in Proctor and Gamble ( makers of Crest ) because Brits teeth are falling out?

[Mr. Jeeves]

The resolution was passed Monday at a meeting of the church’s governing body, but must be reviewed by committees that invest the church’s $10.4 billion portfolio, according to a spokesman for the church.

I'm not sure what this entity really is, but "church" is a wholly inappropriate label. ;)

[Paleo Conservative]

Who will rid us of these meddlesome priests?

[RexBeach]

You know why virtually no one belongs to the Church of England anymore? It stands for nothing...but whining and moaning about how everyone is a victim.

[taxcontrol]

While I applaud the Church of England for taking a stand and backing their position, I disagree with that position and think that it might be a good time to buy CAT.

[Tijeras_Slim]

Great, they can officially canonize "St. Pancake."

[Red Badger]

That's like dumping your stock in Coke because they sold products in South Africa.........wait a minute.....they did.......

[montag813]

CAT is one of the best stocks in existence. Hopefully the sale of the Anglican shares will create a dip the rest of us can buy!

Meanwhile I am curious how these Commies intend to invest in "Palestinian" companies. Perhaps an ammonium nitrate factory in Gaza can go public so they can buy shares that better reflect Anglican values nowadays.

[Taylor42]

I'm waiting to hear the timetable on when they're going to disinvest in Norhtern Ireland...

[SES1066]

Would have been interesting if they had any history (Anglican or Episcopal) of divesting from Muslim countries where Christians are terrorized or murdered. As an Episcopalian (lapsed) I got very tired of this one-way viewpoint so popular with the (very) liberal leadership.

[Vaquero]

what a bunch of brain dead fruit cups.

[River_Wrangler]

I guess I didn't realize CAT even made an SUV. :0)

[Nathan Zachary]

I don't know why they call the Church of england a "church' It doesn't seem to have anything to do with God's, truth, and the gospels anymore.

[HereInTheHeartland]

I'll buy their shares for .50 on the dollar.
They of course wouldn't want to make a profit on such an evil company.
Who do I contact?

[sono]

Church of England opts for a New Brand of Sacramental Wine