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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous].[/quote] Hey liberal, Put your money where your mouth is. It is common knowledge that conservatives are significantly more charitable than liberals. Conservatives hate the poor? Then why do we [u]personally[/u] do so much more than you guys to lend them a hand? [/quote [b]No, the research shows conservatives are very charitable when it comes to giving to their own churches. They're not especially benevolent when it comes to helping people in need. Which is why we need robust public policy social safety nets. But nice try with that whole changing the subject/misdirection thing. Which Alinsky was that now?[/b] [/quote] Bolding my previous response as I goofed with the editing.[/quote] Where do you think the money from their churches goes? I know that the money from MY CHURCH goes to help homeless shelters and food pantries in my community. So, try again. [/quote] No they don't. They go to build bigger churches to entice larger congregations. HOw's that building fund going? It's used to support the choir, the children's fund (that is the children who attend the church). It's used to pay the utilities and all the trustees and workabees at the church. Don't forget the pastor and his wife's salary. It's used to pay for the pastor's house, car and upkeep. Etc., etc. Very little is used to help the homeless, but I will give you this. The church has to do a little something, something for those not affiliated with the church, otherwise they could not hold on to that non-profit satus. So they give the bare minimum as required to keep that status. Everything else is poured back into the benefit of those who are givinginto the system. Self-supporting cycle. [/quote]
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