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[hondo122]

I understand why it was closed, I don't understand why people have difficulty discussing things with out putting a party label on it. I'm more interested in the morals of a stance than the party pushing it. I'm adamantly against abortion, but my social views are very liberal. So where does that leave me. The party that reviles abortion cares little about what happens to the children once they are born, they blame the careless parents. But will not fund their education or health care. We are our brothers keepers, in the end the success of a civilization must be judged by the care of our weak and helpless. The party that claims religious superiority doesn't care while the one that supports woman's rights and gay rights is condemned. The party that cares is reviled as spend thrift elitist. Go figure?

[09Challenger]

I'm more in the camp of God helps those that help themselves. If our brothers have a real need and can't help themselves then yes we should help them. I couldn't get a loan for a house so I bought some land on contract then build my home and did all the work associated with it ( It took me 10 years to do this). I did ot in stages. It was hard work but I did it. I didn't look for a free hand out and I stay with in my means. So why should I pay for others mistakes? There are people who have problems not brought on by themself those people need a help I agree with that. People who made bad choice shouldn't be supplemented by me when I live with in my means.

[two-niner]

Honda122: I thought it was a place to express non-rv thoughts and opinions, without being mean and nasty.

If you want to see expansion of why a thread should be shut down, go to the don't ask, don't tell thread in the military section. Read the shut down reason.

Couldn't find that "mission statement" anywhere. Guess who shut that one down ?

Kerry

If I was to state the 2010 census showed that the black population of San Francisco was only 35% of what it was in 1970, according to some..I would be a racist. But the numbers are what they are.

[Janet H]

Originally Posted by hondo122

I understand why it was closed, I don't understand why people have difficulty discussing things with out putting a party label on it. I'm more interested in the morals of a stance than the party pushing it. I'm adamantly against abortion, but my social views are very liberal. So where does that leave me. The party that reviles abortion cares little about what happens to the children once they are born, they blame the careless parents. But will not fund their education or health care. We are our brothers keepers, in the end the success of a civilization must be judged by the care of our weak and helpless. The party that claims religious superiority doesn't care while the one that supports woman's rights and gay rights is condemned. The party that cares is reviled as spend thrift elitist. Go figure?

Originally Posted by two-niner

Couldn't find that "mission statement" anywhere. Guess who shut that one down ?

Kerry
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