@spendius,
spendius wrote:
Quote:What is your evidence to imply that liberals are being fake about their desire to help the poor.
I see a great number of them who have made a very good career out of displaying a concern for the poor. Many have refurbished dead or dying careers.
Which is to say nothing about the millions who do help the poor, unsung and even without even expecting to be thanked. And they are not the sort of liberals I am referring to.
I'm referring to the bleeding hearts on TV who live the fat-cat lifestyle. I think they fake their concern--yes. I think it is a government duty to help the poor and any self-publicising amateurs assist the government to neglect this duty to an extent because the responsibility looks to be divided.
If one of these persons of superior virtue comes ostentatiously into the pub shaking a tin in your face are you sure that putting a £2 coin in it helps the poor more than buying a pint with it?
"quality of fruit".
CONSERVATIVE
If you live a good lifestyle, rich and affluent and, you vote against helping the poor... you are sour and bitter fruit.
(Conservatives seem to not mind starving babies, leaving them with no healthcare... because they are poor... as long as mothers can't abort more starving babies.) Figure that one out.
LIBERAL
IF you are rich and affluent AND you devote your heart and prosperity towards helping others, hiring workers and paying them well, sharing of your abundance... this is fruit of the finest quality.
Choice and sharing, caring, nurturing and sensitive to those in need, these are the qualities of what a "family" is like. Liberals epitomize this idea. The republicans talk about family values as they reject the community while pigeon-holed in their archaic religiosity. A nation that cares for its people is healthy and vibrant, uniform and peaceful, like-minded (open minded), unified.
Galatians 5:22
But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith,