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U.S. Government Compassion for Haitians
Hornberger’s Blog ^ | Friday, January 15, 2010 | Jacob Hornberger

Posted on 01/16/2010 10:31:48 AM PST by ColdOne

With President Obama’s promise to help the Haitian people, Americans are once again confronted with a basic moral question: When the U.S. government gives money away to people in need, who are the good, compassionate, caring people in this process?

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1 posted on 01/16/2010 10:31:48 AM PST by ColdOne
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To: ColdOne

Disaster aid given by government is a lot like a plantation master offering to send his slaves over to help clean up the mess.

Charity is freely given, it can’t be beaten out of you.


2 posted on 01/16/2010 10:55:07 AM PST by seowulf (Petraeus, cross the Rubicon.)
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To: ColdOne

Americans always willingly donate to disaster causes. It is we, the people, who are compassionate.

The government HAS no money. With the election of Barack Obama, OUR money is being ill-spent by bailing out auto industries, banks, mortgages, ad nauseum.

It’s okay to ‘give til it hurts’, but only if you approve of where your hard-earned money is going to.

The bloom is off the rose that is Obama because many americans don’t approve of where our money is going to.


3 posted on 01/22/2010 8:21:26 AM PST by jadedalex (http://www.myspace.com/tomtomcybersson)
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