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To: tejek who wrote (324145)	2/1/2007 5:12:28 PM
From: TimF	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1578012

And even if American mostly couldn't succeed that would only mean that conservatives' opinions where factually wrong (fortunately they are not) not that they are uncaring. Again that's not what I said... You've said it multiple times, and implied it countless times, both about me, about conservatives, and about supporters of free markets. they are not willing to find out that the data does not support their premise about poverty in the US. No point in "finding out" something that is false. The data does support the premise. "Conservatives where very compassionate in response to Katrina (and to other natural disasters) and contributed enormous amounts of money and effort to help alleviate the problems." So you say...........I'll have to take your word on it since there are not statitistics that make it clear. "SYRACUSE, N.Y. -- Syracuse University professor Arthur C. Brooks is about to become the darling of the religious right in America -- and it's making him nervous. The child of academics, raised in a liberal household and educated in the liberal arts, Brooks has written a book that concludes religious conservatives donate far more money than secular liberals to all sorts of charitable activities, irrespective of income. In the book, he cites extensive data analysis to demonstrate that values advocated by conservatives -- from church attendance and two-parent families to the Protestant work ethic and a distaste for government-funded social services -- make conservatives more generous than liberals. The book, titled "Who Really Cares: The Surprising Truth About Compassionate Conservatism" (Basic Books, $26), is due for release Nov. 24. When it comes to helping the needy, Brooks writes: "For too long, liberals have been claiming they are the most virtuous members of American society. Although they usually give less to charity, they have nevertheless lambasted conservatives for their callousness in the face of social injustice." beliefnet.com