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That is segregation for social justice. I'm Michael Nolesons, the Michael Noles Show.

Welcome back to the show, my favorite comment yesterday from Fernando Diaz-7, who says,

he's pretty sure Don Lemon is not Catholic. So why does he care about what the Pope says

on marriage? Why doesn't he speak up on what other religions have to say? For example,

Islam. Ah, you've realized what this is all about. You've seen what this is all really

about. When there are attacks on Christianity broadly and specifically on the Catholic church,

it is usually not because of the actual issue at stake. It is usually simply an attack on

the church as the basis of and an avatar for the West. So the Quran says that if people

commit homosexual acts, they should be punished and harmed, doesn't matter. Actually, ironically,

what you'll often see is the left embracing Islamists. It's always as part of a broader

attack on the West. This is how you could have people like Lindos Arsor holding hands with

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