"Jeßus" wrote:
>

> >Just charity leaches much like the united way criminals. It seems it's
> >the trendy liberal thing to do to
>
> How is it 'liberal'? I guess you're one of the fools who thinks there
> a real difference between liberals and republicans.

From my view in the center as a fiscally conservative, socially liberal,
pro gun, pro choice atheist, I have a clear picture of the two wings.

The liberal left is by far the most likely to form charities to right
whatever wrongs they perceive (real or imagined), and then enrich
themselves with some of those charitable proceeds which stroking their
egos thinking they are somehow saving the world.

The religious right is far less likely to form a charity or profit from
it, they by and large donate to their churches which have established
charities that are by and large pretty efficiently run and not corrupt.
The only real issue with those charities is the proselytizing, not any
sort of embezzlement or personal enrichment (church charities, not
churches themselves).

As for differences between liberals and conservatives, they are indeed
stark. While both have their false beliefs/feelings, the left seems to
have lost all capacity for rational debate or critical thinking about
their beliefs. When there is a difference of opinion on something
tangible and measurable (not opinion like *** marriage or whatever), the
right will present a very reasoned argument citing sources like bls.gov,
doj.gov, etc. and the left will respond only with personal attacks,
references to "faux news" and other nonsense, completely incapable of a
reasoned and factually supported response.

So yes, there is a very big difference between liberals and
conservatives. There are no "feelings" or "faith" applicable to things
like economics, only hard facts and statistics, and only the
conservatives seem to be capable of evaluating those facts and
statistics.