Krysia
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Expat in Europe. Returned Catholic. History, art, archeology. Mozart, Puccini.
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Take for example private property.
Church doctrinal documents pretty clearly affirm the right to private property.
But it's not an ultimate or total right. Several doctors of the Church point out that if you have five coats and the poor man has none, you don't have a right to all those coats.
Church doctrinal documents pretty clearly affirm the right to private property.
But it's not an ultimate or total right. Several doctors of the Church point out that if you have five coats and the poor man has none, you don't have a right to all those coats.
November 19, 2025 at 4:48 AM
Take for example private property.
Church doctrinal documents pretty clearly affirm the right to private property.
But it's not an ultimate or total right. Several doctors of the Church point out that if you have five coats and the poor man has none, you don't have a right to all those coats.
Church doctrinal documents pretty clearly affirm the right to private property.
But it's not an ultimate or total right. Several doctors of the Church point out that if you have five coats and the poor man has none, you don't have a right to all those coats.
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It is worth mentioning that in a recent legal case Google divulged that they make more money from obfuscating search results than delivering them. That’s a large part of why search results are both monopolised snd appalling at currently. They sell more ads if you rage click or trawl through results
October 26, 2025 at 2:30 PM
It is worth mentioning that in a recent legal case Google divulged that they make more money from obfuscating search results than delivering them. That’s a large part of why search results are both monopolised snd appalling at currently. They sell more ads if you rage click or trawl through results