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Kasz216 on 02 March 2010
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ManusJustus said:
Kasz216 said:
ManusJustus said:
Kasz216 said:
Once again.. 6% difference incomes. 30% difference in donation rates. Meaning that even with taxes included, conservatives destroy liberals in giving.

When will the inaccuracies stop, Kasz?  We already made it clear that tax deductions and promotion of self interests makes what conservatives give as less, such as a rich businessman who donates because he wants a building or community center named after him or religous people who donate because they think they will recieve rewards after they die.

You also fail to realize that liberal areas are also more expensive areas to live in.  Liberals tend to live in urban areas and conservatives tend to live in rural areas, meaning that liberals have to pay more money for living expenses.  A conservative who buys a house in rural Wyoming has a lot more money left over than a liberal who buys a house in San Francisco.

Whenever you stop proporting them?  Your entire premise is HILARIOUSLY faulty as had already been pointed out.

Your reaching at cherry picking and bs just to hold on to your sad attempts to feel superieror despite the data showing otherwise when it comes to charity.

Maybe if you say it enough times it will become true.

I have ten million dollars in my bank account, I have ten million dollars in my bank account, I have ten millin dollars in my bank account.

Update:

Damn, Kasz's method of changing reality has failed me.

I.. don't really get what your saying.  I have you know, actual data... while your holding on to hilarious cherry picking.

 

Clearly republicans donate more because it helps them, because they're rich and their buisnesses, but the liberals make more money... what?

 

You incoherently are trying to attribute all positive aspects to liberals and none to conservatives, even when positive aspects DIRECTLY conflict with each other.

Nothing you've said is remotely true, or remotley backed up with data.  Come back when you have some.  You're the one who has a problem with reality, simply because you don't like it, and feed in to the liberal mindset.  Just like a lot of people who feed in to the conservative mindset.  Your beliefs are nothing but talking points.

Come back when you have data, or learn to not be a tool of either party.  Show that a higher percentage of republican donations are used for "promotional donations."

As for "otherworldly rewards" should be not count people who feel good because they donate to charity too?  If I give 20 dollars to a guy on the street and feel a little better about myself... should that suddenly not count?

Aside from which, if someone thinks charity gets them into heaven... they probably aren't strict observing christians.  Christians don't believe good works get you into heaven.  They just believe that they should look after their fellow man.