ProfDanoVonManough
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Conservatives who espouse less government make up for it by charity, which is more effective and voluntary rather than forced:
"The child of academics, raised in a liberal household and educated in the liberal arts, Brooks has written a book that concludes religious conservatives donate far more money than secular liberals to all sorts of charitable activities, irrespective of income.
In the book, he cites extensive data analysis to demonstrate that values advocated by conservatives -- from church attendance and two-parent families to the Protestant work ethic and a distaste for government-funded social services -- make conservatives more generous than liberals."
http://www.beliefnet.com/story/204/story_20419_1.html
With Liberals charity is seen as a responsibility of government, with Conservatives charity is seen as a personal act.
"The child of academics, raised in a liberal household and educated in the liberal arts, Brooks has written a book that concludes religious conservatives donate far more money than secular liberals to all sorts of charitable activities, irrespective of income.
In the book, he cites extensive data analysis to demonstrate that values advocated by conservatives -- from church attendance and two-parent families to the Protestant work ethic and a distaste for government-funded social services -- make conservatives more generous than liberals."
http://www.beliefnet.com/story/204/story_20419_1.html
With Liberals charity is seen as a responsibility of government, with Conservatives charity is seen as a personal act.