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Not many latinx are ready to hear this, but Plutarco Elias Calles is unjustly demonized today.

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All of his actions were in the defense of religious liberties against violent religious extremists. The Cristeros were bandits that robbed trains (killed the people they robbed) and mutilated/murdered TEACHERS. They were not le good guys. If you actually read the "ley calles" it is very moderate in it's proposals. Calles was not fighting against religion itself, look up the Apsolistic Church of Mexico. He was fine as long as you didn't chimp out. In fact, he sent his daughters to church school.

>b-b-but muh san juan pedro castillo vargas was martyred
Isolated incidents. Very sad, but these things happen in war.

Calles paved the way for a modernized state with land, labor, educational and social reform. He was a major player in industrialization and stabilization after the revolution and the architect of many public works that are still enjoyed today. I am thankful that this statesman took a stand against extremism to protect religious liberty. Imagine if the Cristeros won, they'd still be teaching creationism XD
 

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Refuted none of my points. The Ley Calles was common sense. It prohibited the clergy from voting, endorsing any political candidate, wearing their garb outside of places of worship (because it'd obviously be a political move) and joining any political party. This is completely understandable when you realize that the aforementioned things resulted in a staggering about of civil wars, coups and rebellions in Mexico. Individual Mexicans still had the right to worship.
 
>Refuted none of my points. The Ley Calles was common sense. It prohibited the clergy from voting, endorsing any political candidate, wearing their garb outside of places of worship (because it'd obviously be a political move) and joining any political party. This is completely understandable when you realize that the aforementioned things resulted in a staggering about of civil wars, coups and rebellions in Mexico. Individual Mexicans still had the right to worship.
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>Refuted none of my points. The Ley Calles was common sense. It prohibited the clergy from voting, endorsing any political candidate, wearing their garb outside of places of worship (because it'd obviously be a political move) and joining any political party. This is completely understandable when you realize that the aforementioned things resulted in a staggering about of civil wars, coups and rebellions in Mexico. Individual Mexicans still had the right to worship.
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Steven does say this
 
Enter... The founder of the P.R.I..... The Political Chameleon.... The last man standing.... The Kingmaker.... The puppetmaster... The unifier of the nation....The chief of the Sonoran Triumvirate... Wellspring of political power.... Plvtarco Ellias Calles... Presidente Constitvcional de La Res Pvblica....
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