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1 posted on 11/07/2012 4:57:02 PM PST by generally
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I do donate. But I will give to red states and conservatives first, etc.


34 posted on 11/07/2012 6:13:31 PM PST by I still care (I miss my friends, bagels, and the NYC skyline - but not the taxes. I love the South.)
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I have always made a special effort to arrange my affairs so as to minimize the harm that liberals in governent can do to me. I pay taxes, but I make an effort to minimize them by controlling the form, manner and timing of converting wealth to income. I look for ways to avoid regulations that might hinder me. I have planned the transmission of wealth to the next generation so that large death taxes can be minimized. There are things you can do in all areas of your life to avoid being victimized by government.

As I have posted in the past, if you believed that you needed someone like Mitt Romney to "protect" you, then you have become too dependent on government. Organize your life so as to reduce that dependency. Government and politicians are not your friends.

37 posted on 11/07/2012 6:21:33 PM PST by Tau Food (Praise God. Trust God.)
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“It was abortion.” This is a tough one. I realllllllly hate abortion, but we must be truthful. The polls show that the majority of Americans dislike abortion. But do they, really? It’s very easy to tell someone on the phone that you are against killing babies. Quite another thing to think about your 16 year old daughter coming up pregnant and you seeing your dreams for your little princess going away as her belly expands. And let’s face it, eugenics and population control play a big part in this. I used to be a Democrat. They are petrified, and I do mean petrified, that there are going to be too many black, brown and yellow people. They think these people will degrade their quality of life and take resources from their kids and grand kids. They trot out their female and black and brown and yellow Kapos to try to appear to be objective and maintain voting blocs. In the privacy of the voting booth, do many people who say they are against abortion actually vote for those who support it? This pro-life explanation may just be camouflage to cover the Democrat racism. But, it could be true. How do we defeat it? We drive out the fear. Your little princess can have her baby adopted. Good grief. If there’s any stigma left about being a single teen mother, I sure haven’t seen it. This is a line in the sand issue for me. We have to drive out this irrational fear that cause people to vote Democrat. Maybe commercials of people playing with their adopted children. I’m pretty sure that most people abhor killing babies, but they go into the polling booth and they are afraid.


38 posted on 11/07/2012 6:27:20 PM PST by blueunicorn6 ("A crack shot and a good dancer")
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Like others said on this thread: Starve the beast.

I'll just insulate myself even more and tune out the noise.

The time that I would have taken to help others; I'll spend it on me and my family and friends. Need help? Ask Obama or Christie for a handout.

And watching the beast shrink will be a new hobby.

39 posted on 11/07/2012 6:34:20 PM PST by GOPsterinMA
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The Red Cross will find their take from Hurricane Sandy greatly reduced after the election. People won’t give their money if they know that these states voted for Obama, and he is about to tax them to death.


41 posted on 11/07/2012 6:48:38 PM PST by txrefugee
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“A republic - if you can keep it.” Ben Franklin

Truth is, we couldn’t keep it. We’ve been outbred and out manuevered by people envious of the fruits of our hard work and moral values, people who loath who we are, and have acted on that loathing, and who will now have essentially no constraints on such action from here on out.

I do not drop out to teach them a lesson, or to get even, or with some strangely delusional hope that somehow this will propell us to some elevated role in a future renaissance of America. I drop out because I will be dead soon, and I don’t wish to spend my remaining time supporting those who think I owe them my labor.

The country will fall apart or fall into darkness soon, no matter what we do. Charity is a matter of individual conscience, and it begins at home.


43 posted on 11/07/2012 6:58:46 PM PST by dagogo redux (A whiff of primitive spirits in the air, harbingers of an impending descent into the feral.)
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Naaah. Pulling to plug on charity focuses on those who don’t deserve it.


44 posted on 11/07/2012 7:04:27 PM PST by RKBA Democrat (A Constitutional Republic, not a suicide pact)
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No I think it’s the opposite. We focus on helping each other and the less fortunate and screw everybody else. Conservative politics is dead on the national level until conservative leaders emerge. Perhaps focus on the state level.


56 posted on 12/20/2012 10:39:37 PM PST by plain talk
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