Scripture scholar Jose Miranda would take issue with you over the "poor you will have with you always" quote. It is a mistranslation. The word for 'always' is used several times in the NT and on EVERY other occasion it is translated as 'still.' He maintains that it is a deliberate mistranslation, accepted by the hierarchs in order to present poverty as an ever present necessary evil and to relieve them of any urgent responsibility of committing themselves to doing something about it.
Incidentally, he also challenges their deliberate corruption of Jesus' words about his kingdom. Miranda claims that they deliberately present God's Kingdom as some other worldly reality placing it in the hereafter whereas for Jesus it was clearly a present reality.
Your final sentence is quite bizarre. Francis has actually been excellent at flagging up the sins of this world from rampant capitalism to racial prejudice to religious hypocrisy. Some just don't like him so they play deaf.