My one from yesterday was a bit complicated and had some minor inaccuracies.

I honestly do not know what compelled me to make this lol, if it's not enough of a "meme" for the sub please forgive me.

(My brain was fried enough to think of this while in mass today during the gospel reading. The images are from RednasVGM's "the Beatles in Ocarina of Time" series).

Health policy in generally insane. Doctors at the end of their life generally avoid hospitals when they have major illnesses so they don't have to go through it.

Even Catholic hospitals are mostly like this. I've read a post by someone who worked in at Catholic hospital, and seeing the result of the stated ideals has ruined any hope he had in Catholic social insitutions: after a while describing a scene that would fit in Dante's Inferno, he says "I work in a Catholic hospital. People here say the phrase “culture of life” a lot, as in 'we need to cultivate a culture of life.' They say it almost as often as they say 'patient-centered'. At my hospital orientation, a whole bunch of nuns and executives and people like that got up and told us how we had to do our part to 'cultivate a culture of life.'

And now every time I hear that phrase I want to scream... We have life far beyond the point where it becomes a sick caricature of itself. We prolong life until it becomes a sickness, an abomination, a miserable and pathetic flight from death that saps out and mocks everything that made life desirable in the first place." This is of course largely a liability problem, but it's also widespread bad theology.

From the movie For Greater Glory fyi. Believe me when I tell you that this is infinitely better than the God's Not Dead franchise

For context, the movie For Greater Glory is about the Cristero War and President Calles was the one who enforced the anti-clerical laws

This is Michael Knowles for those who don't know. I still think Jon Crist is funny and it takes a real comedian to laugh at yourself.