I am sorry
on reflection I can’t think of any Catholics I know that didn’t vote National?
Catholics
are by nature inherently cloistered and conservative.
Conservative
political parties learn not to upset their demographic, that’s why they never
do anything significant whilst in power.
New Zealand
still borrows $250 million a week to stay afloat under National, the same as
Labour.
It is little
surprise therefore to read in Saturdays Press the private Christchurch Catholic
boys school St Bedes has five old boys on Nationals front-bench.
National has
always been the party of choice for Papists
If you’ve
ever wondered why you can’t go to the garden-shop at Easter, same-sex marriage
legislation is moving at snails-pace you now know why.
One thing
Catholics don’t believe in is a true sectarian society, one where all peoples
get along together.
They would
like to model every N.Z School like St Bedes – as long as they were all
Catholic.
Historically
the moment the first Catholics arrived in New Zealand they went to great
lengths to separate themselves from the mainstream.
Cripes on
the West Coast of the South Island Catholics even set-up their own cemeteries.
Catholics in
New Zealand have largely never wanted their kids mixing with other children.
They don’t
even want them to play sport in the same teams as other faiths, or lack of
them.
That’s why
they set-up their own sporting club, Marist, so they can remain an aloof
grouping.
They don’t
want to marry outsiders and when a heathen coupling is on the cards they will
do their dandiest to convert the auslander.
The grand
irony in all of this is people in New Zealand openly criticise Asians as failing
to integrate, wanting to retain their own culture.
Those
bloody Chinese don’t even play rugby!
But here’s
the bully…..
Despite
their large numbers the Chinese don’t have their own schools
Asians
haven’t seen fit to start their own exclusive national sporting body
The Chinese have been in New Zealand for as long as any race or religion.
New Zealand
would frankly be better off with more Asians and less Catholics.
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