Friday, March 4, 2011

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La morale di B. Gli ultimi colpi per non perdere la Chiesa.

public education, the sanctity of life, unmarried couples can adopt a child for gays and singles. These are the arguments with which, in recent weeks, the prime minister is trying to regain the sympathies of Oltretevere. Throw some ' of smoke in the eyes of the Church to make people forget the recent scandals that the protagonist, alongside young girls, partying in the content is still unclear and to move the axis of media attention on her, sudden " held evangelical." It would be a funny comedy, comedy, if only it were not, on the contrary, our national reality.

a political class that sees its summit Berlusconi, who is unable to make correct choices and concrete laws to protect citizens' rights and secularism which destroys of a State to win the electorate clerical the country. A policy, one that sees its summit, the Cavalier B., distorted and questionable morals. What divorced, but raises the flag of the sacredness of the family founded on marriage and that discriminates against unmarried couples. Who can not bear the possibility that a single can adopt a child, that a couple can use freely to artificial insemination or a woman can decide to therapeutic abortion. One people, one that sees its culmination on our Prime Minister, who is hiding behind the word "freedom" but that condemns homosexuals, limit individual choice, rejects the ideas other than their own, would destroy the role of public schools and denies self-determination of man, especially in a delicate and difficult as the 'end of life'. A people, that of freedom, that freedom of the Italians would destroy . A premier

corruptor, investigated, tried, and the ethical values \u200b\u200bof certain questionable , so decide - in a time of personal difficulty evident - to stake everything on the "Judeo-Christian roots of our civilization" taking for granted that the Church and Italian voters to give his response to the changing and contradictory utterances. We are confident, however, that both the Church and Italians will soon be able to understand that Mr B. has had its day. That the "misrepresentations" of his words by the orcs Communists no longer hold. That compromised the integrity of his morality has gone far beyond the possibility of "redemption." That, perhaps, for the good of the country that says to love, it would be better for him to backtrack.

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