While in the United States, the right to abortion and the problem of immigration appear as central issues on the agendas of politicians who aspire to win the presidential elections, dFrom the Vatican, the Supreme Pontiff raised his voice to point out that in November citizens will have to choose between “the lesser of two evils”, this with respect to Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump.
From the perspective of Pope Francis, Vice President Kamala Harris’s support for the right to abortion and the anti-immigrant policies promoted by magnate Donald Trump threaten life.
“You have to choose the lesser of two evils. Who is the lesser of two evils? That lady or that man? Don’t know”, He pointed out in response to a question asked by a representative of the news media in relation to the race between the candidates for the US presidency.
In his criticism, The highest representative of the Catholic Church does not find a compelling reason to justify the rejection of immigrants and the interruption of a pregnancy, as proposed separately by the candidates to govern the White House in the next four years.
“Sending migrants away, leaving them wherever you want, leaving them… is something terrible, there is evil there. Sending a child away from its mother’s womb is murder, because there is life. We must talk about these things clearly. Everyone with a conscience should think about this,” she emphasized.
Previously, Francisco had also criticized couples who choose to have pets instead of children.
“One of my secretaries told me that the other day I was walking through the square: a woman approached who was carrying a stroller with her child; She is going to pet the baby… he was a puppy!
Dogs and cats often take the place of children. “That can’t turn out well,” she said.
It should be noted that since political campaigns began in the United States, a large number of women have been attentive to see which candidate is more flexible in supporting the idea that they have the right to choose what they do with their body and not the laws.
Something similar happens with the issue of the migration phenomenon, since a sector of the population feels affected by the arrival of more people to the country and assures that they will vote for the proposal that guarantees that this will end.
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