It's honestly a bit sad...the people who don't really know what the protest is about are probably sincere, well-meaning people. Of course, well-meaning isn't the same as being well-informed, and it's easy for them to end up as someone else's pawns.
Also, the idea that throwing gobs of money at people to be do-gooders even if they're oppos…
It's honestly a bit sad...the people who don't really know what the protest is about are probably sincere, well-meaning people. Of course, well-meaning isn't the same as being well-informed, and it's easy for them to end up as someone else's pawns.
Also, the idea that throwing gobs of money at people to be do-gooders even if they're opposed to church teaching somehow amounts to evangelization is ridiculous. I couldn't make that argument with a straight face, personally.
It's honestly a bit sad...the people who don't really know what the protest is about are probably sincere, well-meaning people. Of course, well-meaning isn't the same as being well-informed, and it's easy for them to end up as someone else's pawns.
Also, the idea that throwing gobs of money at people to be do-gooders even if they're opposed to church teaching somehow amounts to evangelization is ridiculous. I couldn't make that argument with a straight face, personally.