Pope Francis said on Friday politicians who rage against homosexuals, gypsies an...
VATICAN CITY - Pope Francis said on Friday politicians who rage against homosexuals, gypsies and Jews remind him of Hitler.
“And I must confess to you that when I hear a speech someone responsible for order or for a government, I think of speeches by Hitler in 1934, 1936,” he said, departing from his prepared address. In May, Brunei’s Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah extended a moratorium on the death penalty to incoming legislation prohibiting gay sex, seeking to temper a global backlash led by celebrities such as George Clooney and Elton John.
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