I've been to the Vatican and I absolutely loved the various works of classical art but I have to agree with this sentiment:
Monday, October 12, 2009
Sell The Vatican, Feed The Poor
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2 comments:
I usually find Sarah Silverman hit and miss. Songs about Santa Claus good, The Aristocrats bad.
This may be her best bit yet and you're right. It's awfully hard to argue her point.
I remember when Anthony Quinn as the Pope in Shoes of the Fisherman did this alomost 40 years ago. Still a good idea even today.
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