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Yes, Father Frank Pavone really just posted a “Who am I to Judge?” Trump picture.

Last updated on: October 14, 2016 at 10:26 pm   by Keith Michael Estrada

Yes, Father Frank Pavone really just posted a “Who am I to Judge?” Trump picture. 2016-10-14T22:26:23-07:00 Keith Michael Estrada

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Is this a joke?

Posted on Wednesday by Father Frank Pavone’s Instagram account:

Do the Pope’s words apply to everyone’s misdeeds except Mr. Trump’s? #Catholic #Christian #prolife #abortion #unborn #chooselife #protectlife #praypp #protestpp #lifeisprecious #lifematters #protecttheunborn #abortionismurder #savethebabies #savethechildren #innocents #prolifer #prolifeyouth #prolifegeneration #prolifegen #antiabortion #stopabortion #stopabortionnow #endabortion #abolishabortion #abortionkills #abortioniswrrong #whywemarch #righttolife #defundplannedparenthood

A photo posted by Fr. Frank Pavone (@frfrankpavone) on Oct 12, 2016 at 1:18pm PDT

It’s a crazy, sick game.

The ‘Clinton is irredeemable, but forgive Trump’ is foolish. Proper Nomenclature would submit that we should support neither Clinton nor Trump. But, somehow, Fr. Frank manages to distance himself from what is reasonable and sticks to Trump … it makes sense, though, especially if they’re both okay with dismissing victims of sexual assault. In that case, Pavone should feel free to go with either Clinton or Trump, no?

Until next time,

Keith Michael Estrada

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