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devil's dung
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The Europeans were less friendly, calling it devil's dung and stinking gum.
More superficially perhaps, the pope, who has called money “the devil’s dung”, values modesty; Mr Trump does not.
In recent months, the pope’s indictment of unfettered capitalism as “the devil’s dung” and his calls for sweeping cultural and lifestyle changes to reduce global warming have fueled a perception among some conservatives that Francis is a leftist, with Marxist views dressed up in white vestments.
Memorable moments included calling the unfettered drive for money "the devil's dung" and receiving, albeit with apparent hesitation, a hammer and sickle crucifix from Bolivian President Evo Morales.
He quoted his namesake, St Francis of Assisi, in calling money the “devil’s dung,” according to Vatican Radio.
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