Kyle L

[Kyle L @perduringone]

@HalfwayPost What a loser.

[Kyle L @perduringone]

@HalfwayPost Why must we have the most pathetic small dick president in history of the world?

[Kyle L @perduringone]

Catholic social teaching does not require absolute equality… but it does challenge economic arrangements that leave large numbers of people impoverished. Further, it sees extreme inequality as a threat to the solidarity of the human community.

[Kyle L @perduringone]

Every person has inherent dignity. Extreme inequality undermines this when it leaves people in poverty, exclusion, or without access to basic needs (food, shelter, education, healthcare). The Church calls for a “preferential love” for the poor.

[Kyle L @perduringone]

God created the earth’s resources for the benefit of all humanity. Private property is legitimate and necessary but subordinate to this universal purpose. Hoarding wealth while others lack basics violates the social nature of goods.

[Kyle L @perduringone]

@IMAO_ Extreme wealth inequality is BAD, actually.

[Kyle L @perduringone]

@TheMuppetPastor I’m not against communism I’m against authoritarianism.

[Kyle L @perduringone]

@Sierra_rak Extreme wealth inequality is BAD, actually.

[Kyle L @perduringone]

@VladTheInflator While falling prices might seem beneficial for consumers (your money buys more), broad-based deflation frequently signals and amplifies economic problems.

[Kyle L @perduringone]

The rich exist for the sake of the poor; the poor exist for the salvation of the rich.

[Kyle L @perduringone]

@DearClimate Not to share one’s goods with the poor is to rob them and deprive them of life. The goods he possesses are not his, but theirs.

[Kyle L @perduringone]

@BasedMikeLee The wealth he keeps for himself is the wealth of the poor.

[Kyle L @perduringone]

@Sierra_rak The bread in his cupboard belongs to the hungry; the coat hanging unused in his closet belongs to the one who needs it; the shoes rotting in his possession belong to the shoeless.

[Kyle L @perduringone]

@orig_outcast @SallyMayweather Extreme wealth, inequality, hinders, social mobility.

[Kyle L @perduringone]

@SallyMayweather No. Billionaires can influence politics, media, markets, and public policy in ways ordinary citizens cannot. This concentration of power is incompatible with democratic equality.

[Kyle L @perduringone]

@masonmennenga @mary_pezzulo possessing billions while poverty, hunger, or lack of healthcare persist is itself unethical

[Kyle L @perduringone]

@Ryan_Parkerrr Okay.

[Kyle L @perduringone]

@elonmusk Good. I’m glad it failed.

It creates unnecessary barriers for millions of eligible citizens (e.g., those without easy access to passports/birth certificates, people with disabilities, low-income voters, or those updating registrations after moves/marriages).

[Kyle L @perduringone]

@OcrazioCornPop 60 million democrats vs 55 million republicans.

[Kyle L @perduringone]

@rawsalerts What about those Epstein files?