Progressive Compassion

[TwoWitnesses]

Note: This is not in line with Ayn Rand's philosophy.

 

[ya-ta-hey]

Mr. Witness,

Very good example. Mr. Roosevelt was an extremely rich person, coming from money. His only income was the pittance he made as President of the United States, so it was easy for him to be compassionate knowing that his wealth would in no way be affected by the taxes he imposed on others.

You hit the philosophy of Liberalism, nail on the head.

 

[TwoWitnesses]

Mr. Witness,

Very good example. Mr. Roosevelt was an extremely rich person, coming from money. His only income was the pittance he made as President of the United States, so it was easy for him to be compassionate knowing that his wealth would in no way be affected by the taxes he imposed on others.

You hit the philosophy of Liberalism, nail on the head.

Mr. ya, You hit the philosophy of selfishness and unChristian behavior, hammer on the nail.

 

[ya-ta-hey]

Mr. Witness,

While I believe liberals are ultimately selfish, either conscious or no, I do not believe the are conscientiously unChristian. I think they feel that forcing others give of themselves fulfills their Christian duty.

 

[gabriel]

conscientiously?

 

[Friday13]

Great quote, 2wit, thanx.

 

[BitterPill]

Mr. Witness,

While I believe liberals are ultimately selfish, either conscious or no, I do not believe the are conscientiously unChristian. I think they feel that forcing others give of themselves fulfills their Christian duty.

If you believe liberals are ultimately selfish, then you must believe they are your political brothers.

I assure you you are wrong on both counts.