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Should the visit by the pope be funded by the uk tax payer

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dinsdale | 22:10 Mon 24th May 2010 | ChatterBank
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Avatar Image cazzz1975
no
22:11 Mon 24th May 2010
Avatar Image lardhelmet
Why not? Everything else bl**dy well is!
22:11 Mon 24th May 2010
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the vatican are loaded, why should we pay?
22:12 Mon 24th May 2010
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Avatar Image ELVIS68
No, he doesn`t pay for my holidays
22:37 Mon 24th May 2010
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Shame he won't be blessing us with presents
22:37 Mon 24th May 2010
Avatar Image jackthehat
Certainly not.
22:38 Mon 24th May 2010
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As this is a state visit and the Pope is coming in his capacity of head of state and not merely as a religious leader, then he should be treatead no differently from any other foreign head of state whose visits are funded by the taxpayer.
22:42 Mon 24th May 2010
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Most heads of state don't actually preach hypocrisy at us, though.......
22:44 Mon 24th May 2010
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..........so if he wants to preach, he should pay.
If he keeps schtumm, I'll reconsider.
22:48 Mon 24th May 2010
Avatar Image Woody23
Do you think he'll ask Kate?
22:50 Mon 24th May 2010
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With the new government announcing many cut backs - this definately should not be funded by taxpayers.
22:53 Mon 24th May 2010
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Avatar Image tinkie
So they don't watch kids starve to death, but they let priests sexually abuse them, and no we shouldn't pay for his visit
16:25 Tue 25th May 2010
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Was he invited over by the UK government as a guest?
16:27 Tue 25th May 2010

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