By using this site, you agree to our Privacy Policy and our Terms of Use. Close
Chris Hu on 18 June 2012
Edit Thread
Kasz216 said:
Chris Hu said:
killerzX said:
Chris Hu said:
killerzX said:
Chris Hu said:
killerzX said:
in less than 24 hours after the episode of GBTV (which is a paid internet TV service, not something you get on regular TV) his audience raised money for more than 500,000 meals for the needy. that was in less than 1 day. his audience is some of the most charitable in the world.
conservatives usually are much more charitable than other groups, like left leaning groups


I highly doubt that because conseratives for the most parts are nothing more then talk.  I don't know of one conservative billionare that is willing to give up his entire fortune like Bill Gates.

http://townhall.com/columnists/johnstossel/2006/12/06/who_gives_to_charity/page/full/

How exactly does anything in that article apply to what I have said it doesn't mention any billionares

the bolded.

it very much applies, did you not read what you wrote.

as for the billionaire thing, i dont know either, in fact i cant think of many high profile billionaire conservatives. (though not a consevative, is mitt romney a billionaire?)

Its better to give money with a open heart anyway.  Most conservatives give money out of guilt. 

Actually, research tends to point the other way.... Marketing is more effective on liberals when it focuses on the suffering people are going through.  While it works better on republicans when it focuses on a communal duty to do right by your community.


Although this may be due to a ceiling effect because religious people in general do give more.  Religious correlating of course with conservative.


Most reserch studies have such a small sample size that they are pretty much useless due to the large margin of error.