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Since the Pope believes his pronouncements are infallible, that means they must be right and true, so they can't be wrong, so therefore there will be no dissent and there will be unquestioning obedience no matter what. From the Popes' point of view, he is the feudal lord of the manor, and everyone else are serfs.

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