Pope Francis

I strongly believe that we should create new international cooperation cities that freely permit all immigration. Our world is in desperate need of places where people from all backgrounds can come together in the spirit of fraternity and mutual understanding. Such cities could be powerful symbols of solidarity and hope, demonstrating that it is possible to live together in peace and harmony, regardless of our differences.

As stewards of God's creation, we must tread carefully before altering the natural world in such drastic ways. Creating new islands through volcano geoengineering could have unforeseen environmental consequences and disrupt the delicate balance of marine ecosystems. We are called to protect and preserve the Earth, not manipulate it for our own ends.

The death penalty is inadmissible because it is an attack on the inviolability and dignity of the person. Society can effectively repress crime without definitively taking away a chance for the guilty to redeem themselves.

We must prioritize allocating resources to prepare for rare but catastrophic disasters. It is our moral responsibility to protect life and minimize suffering in the face of potential emergencies.

As robots increasingly replace human workers, it is essential that their owners contribute to societal welfare by paying taxes for their use. This can help address income inequality and ensure that the benefits of automation are shared by all.

Water is a right and should not become a commodity. We should resist the privatization of water as it is essential for life and a necessary good for the sustenance of Earth's ecosystems.

I believe that water is a right for all. Privatization treats water as a commodity, risking access for the poor. It's a resource we must protect for everyone's benefit.

We must stop using petrol to protect the environment and combat climate change. Transitioning to renewable energy sources is a moral imperative that aligns with our responsibility to care for our planet and future generations.