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The archbishop of St. Louis is a piece of **** pharisee who thinks he and the GOP have a direct, 800 number to God. When he dies and approaches the gates, I have a feeling that St. Peter will punch him in the mouth.
 
Some of Al's great fights at Marquette were with the Jesuits, who learned to treat a fellow renegade with respect.
SLU is a Jesuit school. They should tell Bishop Fathead to go find a pedophile to harbor.
 
Remind me again why any of us should give a **** who a basketball coach, a star athlete or any other celebrity is going to vote for?
 
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zagoshe said:
Remind me again why any of us should give a **** who a basketball coach, a star athlete or any other celebrity is going to vote for?

Because G-d said so?
 
Fenian_Bastard said:
We don't.
The archbishop of St. Louis does.

In that case, I have no problem with the archbiship telling Majerus to STFU but he should leave it at that. It is a Catholic University with Catholic values and if an employee disagrees or even agrees with said values he should really keep it to himself.

My larger point is why in the hell is Rick Majerus, Chuck Norris, Alec Baldwin, etc., etc. -- appearing on stage at any of these rallies? Who gives a **** what they think?

That being said,
 
zagoshe said:
Remind me again why any of us should give a **** who a basketball coach, a star athlete or any other celebrity is going to vote for?
Well, who gives a **** what the Archbishop of Saint Louis University thinks? What gives him such great insight into politics that the basketball coach doesn't have?
 
The US Catholic hierarchy should all be summarily made to take a civics class in a re-education camp in the Smokies.
Except for the ones that should be in prison.
I care more about a coach's opinion than I do those of accessories before and after the fact.
 
The school administration is standing by Majerus. If Burke wants to play hardball over this, a lot of heads will be rolling.
 
Pastor said:
zagoshe said:
Remind me again why any of us should give a **** who a basketball coach, a star athlete or any other celebrity is going to vote for?
Well, who gives a **** what the Archbishop of Saint Louis University thinks? What gives him such great insight into politics that the basketball coach doesn't have?


Nobody gives a **** what the archbishop thinks -- well except for those people who are his employees, either directly or indirectly, and he has the power to, you know, fire.

And your religious bigotry shows its ugly head again.

This is no different than a CEO issuing a directive to some of his underlings that it isn't good for business if they are spouting their political views in a very public way.

I don't know about your shop, but I know in my shop,we're not permitted to publicly endorse any candidates, even to the point where we can't put political signs in our yard because we are supposed to maintain neutrality.

This isn't that uncommon among big businesses so why should the Catholic church be ripped any more or less?

Oh that's right because they are a religious organization.........
 
Is Majerus an employee of the Archdiocese of St. Louis or is the University privately owned and operated by the Jesuit order?
If the archdiocese doesn't run the university, the archbishop's bluster doesn't mean ****. He has no power to fire anyone.
 
zagoshe said:
Pastor said:
zagoshe said:
Remind me again why any of us should give a **** who a basketball coach, a star athlete or any other celebrity is going to vote for?
Well, who gives a **** what the Archbishop of Saint Louis University thinks? What gives him such great insight into politics that the basketball coach doesn't have?


Nobody gives a **** what the archbishop thinks -- well except for those people who are his employees, either directly or indirectly, and he has the power to, you know, fire.

And your religious bigotry shows its ugly head again.

This is no different than a CEO issuing a directive to some of his underlings that it isn't good for business if they are spouting their political views in a very public way.

I don't know about your shop, but I know in my shop,we're not permitted to publicly endorse any candidates, even to the point where we can't put political signs in our yard because we are supposed to maintain neutrality.

This isn't that uncommon among big businesses so why should the Catholic church be ripped any more or less?

Oh that's right because they are a religious organization.........

My place of employment wouldn’t dare restrict my speech.

Additionally, I only pointed out what you left out. I don’t care what the coach says either. I don’t see why any of this topic is a big deal or not… religious or not. However, don’t let that get in the way of you making accusations.

Where is FH’s post on you taking the high road?
 
spnited said:
Is Majerus an employee of the Archdiocese of St. Louis or is the University privately owned and operated by the Jesuit order?
If the archdiocese doesn't run the university, the archbishop's bluster doesn't mean ****. He has no power to fire anyone.

I would assume it isn't run by the Archdiocese. Most Catholic universities are not.
 
spnited said:
Is Majerus an employee of the Archdiocese of St. Louis or is the University privately owned and operated by the Jesuit order?
If the archdiocese doesn't run the university, the archbishop's bluster doesn't mean ****. He has no power to fire anyone.

That is probably a good question -- I'm not sure.

And Pastor, if you work for a newspaper, most likely they can and do restrict your speech more often than you'd care to admit.
 
zagoshe said:
Pastor said:
zagoshe said:
Remind me again why any of us should give a **** who a basketball coach, a star athlete or any other celebrity is going to vote for?
Well, who gives a **** what the Archbishop of Saint Louis University thinks? What gives him such great insight into politics that the basketball coach doesn't have?


Nobody gives a **** what the archbishop thinks -- well except for those people who are his employees, either directly or indirectly, and he has the power to, you know, fire.

And your religious bigotry shows its ugly head again.

This is no different than a CEO issuing a directive to some of his underlings that it isn't good for business if they are spouting their political views in a very public way.

I don't know about your shop, but I know in my shop,we're not permitted to publicly endorse any candidates, even to the point where we can't put political signs in our yard because we are supposed to maintain neutrality.

This isn't that uncommon among big businesses so why should the Catholic church be ripped any more or less?

Oh that's right because they are a religious organization.........




Guess you better not vote then.
 
TheSportsPredictor said:
zagoshe said:
Pastor said:
zagoshe said:
Remind me again why any of us should give a **** who a basketball coach, a star athlete or any other celebrity is going to vote for?
Well, who gives a **** what the Archbishop of Saint Louis University thinks? What gives him such great insight into politics that the basketball coach doesn't have?


Nobody gives a **** what the archbishop thinks -- well except for those people who are his employees, either directly or indirectly, and he has the power to, you know, fire.

And your religious bigotry shows its ugly head again.

This is no different than a CEO issuing a directive to some of his underlings that it isn't good for business if they are spouting their political views in a very public way.

I don't know about your shop, but I know in my shop,we're not permitted to publicly endorse any candidates, even to the point where we can't put political signs in our yard because we are supposed to maintain neutrality.

This isn't that uncommon among big businesses so why should the Catholic church be ripped any more or less?

Oh that's right because they are a religious organization.........




Guess you better not vote then.


No, read what I wrote -- we cannot "publicly" endorse candidates or be involved with political organizations. We are strongly encouraged to vote, which is a private excercise of our rights.

Though I must say some of the organizations my publisher belongs to, if they aren't political in nature, they damn sure toe that line.
 
zagoshe said:
TheSportsPredictor said:
zagoshe said:
Pastor said:
zagoshe said:
Remind me again why any of us should give a **** who a basketball coach, a star athlete or any other celebrity is going to vote for?
Well, who gives a **** what the Archbishop of Saint Louis University thinks? What gives him such great insight into politics that the basketball coach doesn't have?


Nobody gives a **** what the archbishop thinks -- well except for those people who are his employees, either directly or indirectly, and he has the power to, you know, fire.

And your religious bigotry shows its ugly head again.

This is no different than a CEO issuing a directive to some of his underlings that it isn't good for business if they are spouting their political views in a very public way.

I don't know about your shop, but I know in my shop,we're not permitted to publicly endorse any candidates, even to the point where we can't put political signs in our yard because we are supposed to maintain neutrality.

This isn't that uncommon among big businesses so why should the Catholic church be ripped any more or less?

Oh that's right because they are a religious organization.........




Guess you better not vote then.


No, read what I wrote -- we cannot "publicly" endorse candidates or be involved with political organizations. We are strongly encouraged to vote, which is a private excercise of our rights.

Though I must say some of the organizations my publisher belongs to, if they aren't political in nature, they damn sure toe that line.


Better not tell anyone who you voted for then!
 

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