Ben Harnwell

Third world illegals take away low paying jobs from our most vulnerable workers, drive down wages and exhaust our already overstretched public services.

It must take a particular type of psycho to consider the humanity of millions of migrants in the abstract whom they have never met and at the same time nurture cold indifference towards actual

real people they see struggling every day.

Zero compassion for friends, neighbours, family, unable to cope with being priced out of a job and unable to cope with the ever increasing tax burden required to pay for constant new arrivals.

Of these people, our people,

whom our overlords actually do know, they never consider the humanity.

What kind of squalid people do this?

Sociopaths is the answer, right?

I want to make this point.

I cannot make this point enough about the false compassion that is being pushed out by the Vatican and all the affiliates, the surrogates of the Vatican in political life.

Those professional Catholics who say, oh no, you've got to accept all these invaders who are coming in because it's the compassionate thing to do.

No.

No, no.

No, it's not.

The compassionate thing to do is to show compassion to the people that you know, your friends, your family, your community.

And here's why, right?

Here's my rule.

You cannot trump compassion of the abstract over compassion over the particular.

It is imperative on us, and we must insist on this, that our compassion as Christians is merited towards those people that we know.

and you cannot throw the people that you know, these are particular individuals that you know, you cannot throw those people under the bus in favour of some abstract entity of millions of people whom you don't know.