so i said, ken, thank you for bringing it to my attention. we have got to correct to make sure this gentleman, who is, the only one i have heard, understands the holy father s message properly and then i think he is going to say, okay, if that is the case, count me in for st. patrick s ska thee drca. we are talking about charitable giving which is by its nature supposed to not be reciprocal. does the head of the catholic church owe a donor something in return for their generosity or even to get them to feel compassion? that s some pretty thinly felt compassion. and isn t god s love for everybody kind of built into the whole thing without the need for a special shout out to the plutocrats, the rich in the country are different. since the 70s, the top 1% in the u.s. have doubled their share of the income from 10% to 20%. that s the single largest gain of all of the developed countries. of course, many of the rich are
we have got to correct to make sure this gentleman, who is, the only one i have heard, understands the holy father s message properly and then i think he is going to say, okay, if that is the case, count me in for st. patrick s cathedral. we are talking about charitable giving which is by its nature supposed to not be reciprocal. does the head of the catholic church owe a donor something in return for their generosity or even to get them to feel compassion? that s some pretty thinly felt compassion. and isn t god s love for everybody kind of built into the whole thing without the need for a special shout out to the plutocrats, the rich in the country are different. since the 70s, the top 1% in the u.s. have doubled their share of the income from 10% to 20%. that s the single largest gain of all of the developed countries. of course, many of the rich are undoubtedly incredibly generous.