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09-07-2005 03:24 PM |
Your federal government working for you.
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Originally posted by baltassoc
Because either 75% of what you post here is insincere, or you are a very warped person (actually, those aren't mutually exclusive, I suppose).
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Certainly some of my posts are partisanly rhetorical and the parodies are what they appear to be. Other than that if you have followed my posts I don't think my political philosophy is that far outside of the fiscal conservative/libertarian wing of the republican party, other than my philosophy about abortion is no longer libertarian albeit I am not against abortion , just for more limits, and since 9/11 I am more of an imperialist than I was before 9/11 (but probably equally imperialist as I was during Reagan's presidency through the fall of the iron curtain). I am usually directly in sync with views of the WSJ Editorial board.
I am not sure that is either warped or insincere.
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Originally posted by baltassoc
There are dozens of people who read this board who both didn't feel the need to give through the board or in such a way as to benefit the board, but only you and Hank feel the need to be defensive about it. Why is that, do you think?*
*Genuinely curious. I don't mean to imply that you you and Hank are chumps. I mean, you are chumps**, but I didn't mean to imply it from the question.
**Not because of your charitible giving, just in general.
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I'm not defensive. I thought and stand by my position that it was an arrogant and off putting thing to say, i.e. call someoen who did not give to your designated charity a chump. If someone solicited me in person for money and said, if you don't give to my cause you are a chump, I would definitely opt for chumpdom. With that in mind I was offering up that if your goal is greater participation in your cause (included from people who give to other worthy causes of their designation), you may want to re-phrase your pitch.
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