Protestantism is a predominantly white problem just like Zionism, transvestism, and fαɢɢօtry!!! You superior race you! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 un freaking believable. You don’t steal you all elect a government of free masons to do it for you. That way you have plausible deniability! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 go white peoples!!’ But don’t tell me it has anything to do with the Holy Roman Catholic Church. You frauds.

I get where you are going with this, but is it biblical?

Are all the countries in Africa places that are extremely unsafe?

Is being easy to manipulate a biological tendency?

Becoming Catholic teaches you how to recognize your vices and how to conquer them, so you can get close to God. If you are not conquering your vices are you truly Catholic?

Pre–Vatican II Examples

• Pope Gregory XVI, In Supremo Apostolatus (1839) Condemned the slave trade, calling it “inhuman” and “utterly unworthy of the Christian name.” He ordered Catholics not to defend or participate in slavery.
• Pope Leo XIII, In Plurimis (1888) Written to Brazilian bishops after abolition, he praised emancipation and declared slavery “opposed to the natural law” and “a great crime against human dignity.”
• Pope Pius XI, Mit Brennender Sorge (1937) Condemned nαzι racism and nationalism, stating that “whoever exalts race, or the people, or the State… above their standard value and divinizes them to an idolatrous level, distorts and perverts an order of the world planned and created by God.”
• Pope Pius XII (1939–1958) Repeatedly condemned racial hatred in speeches, especially during WWII. He emphasized that all peoples are equal before God and that racism is incompatible with Christianity.

Catechism Tradition

• The Roman Catechism (Catechism of the Council of Trent, 1566) doesn’t use racial categories like “whites” or “blacks.” It speaks universally of humanity created in God’s image.
• Pre‑Vatican II catechisms taught that the sacraments are for all people, without racial distinction.

Bottom Line
Even before Vatican II, the Church condemned slavery, racism, and racial hierarchies. No magisterial text ever taught that one race was destined to serve another. The idea that Catholicism is tied to “whiteness” or racial supremacy is a distortion. It is a heresy of Protestant scuм who call their enemies amalek and destroy people with 0 regards to their souls!!!!

Right, you've posted Bible verses and writings from popes. I am asking you about your claim that if a group of people have lived somewhere for 100 years it gives them some right to stay there. So far, you have not provided any "doctrine" to support this claim

• Origin (15th century): Papal decrees gave European powers permission to claim lands they "discovered," even if Indigenous peoples had lived there for centuries.
• Legal impact: This doctrine became the foundation of colonial property law, especially in the Americas, and was cited in cases like Johnson v. M’Intosh (1823) to deny Indigenous sovereignty.
• Effect: Indigenous peoples were considered to have only a "right of occupancy," while ultimate ownership was claimed by European colonizers.
• This was pre Vatican two now the church is more lenient on the topic and would certainly 1000% not condone the removal of a people who have BEEN HERE SINCE GEORGE WASHINGTON TO BE REMOVED!!!!! 
• And no I’m not white I’m American but first and foremost A ROMAN CATHOLIC!!! 

This is what Father James Meagher D.D. (1848-1920) had to say on the subject regarding the races founded by the grandsons of Noe.
Taken from his book, How Christ Said the First Mass.

Yeah, this makes sense. The civilized, Catholic nation should have sovereignty over the pagan land, and people, it conquered. Christ is King, afterall

Anyways, you admit that what you said about "100 years" was not correct?