Of course Francis wants us to obey the U.N. He's a Modernist. That's how they think.
Stubborn made the ridiculous argument that the Conciliar Popes haven't commanded us to do anything.
I mean that's clearly ridiculous. They've certainly given us commands that we can't obey. They've also given us commands that some of us, at least, can obey in good conscience, while others perhaps can't.
Whether we're obliged to obey their *lawful* commands is gonna be a difference between R + R and Sede.
And I'm not convinced of the Sede view of the papacy itself, really that's my biggest issue with it. I'm highly skeptical of ultramontanism. While they were incorrect, I guess I'm not convinced the Conciliarists were *all* wrong (I agree with them being wrong where dogma condemns them.) And I think from a realist standpoint its a bit silly to be all like "we have to obey the Pope no matter what. Wait, we can't? I guess he's not a true pope then."
But Stubborn did actually make this claim, and it doesn't make any sense.