Does the election of a new Pope warrant so much coverage?
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Anonymous
| I’m curious what non-Catholics think. |
Anonymous
| 1.4 billion people maybe? |
Anonymous
| Non-Catholic and yes. The Pope has a huge influence on the world, even today. |
Anonymous
| It's historic. You don't have to watch if you don't want to, but it is neat to see the scenes at the Vatican right now. |
Anonymous
| What coverage would you rather have, OP? More coverage of Satan Trump and his corruption? It is a happy historical moment in a sea of bad news. Stop raining on our parade and let us enjoy it. |
Anonymous
| So much so that your question is an ignorant one. |
Anonymous
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Yes it does.
-non catholic |
Anonymous
| OP here. I was asking an honest question. No need to jump all over me. I’m Catholic! |
Anonymous
| What is the acceptable as amount? |
Anonymous
Then why don’t you understand that this is breaking news? |
Anonymous
| I am not Catholic and unaware of the coverage situation. Thus, it is easy to avoid. |
Anonymous
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WOWOOOW.
An American??? I am not catholic. Its shocking. |
Anonymous
| It's drowning out Trump's one pathetic trade deal. I'm thrilled! |
Anonymous
| Yes, and I’m not Christian of any kind. Honestly it feels like there is less coverage (or easier to avoid) than the days of TV when JP2 died. |
Anonymous
Ha! I think it was on purpose, no?? |