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do you dislike poor people? Only answer if you consider yourself a conservative or a libertarian, no "liberals" or socialists allowed... just wondering whether your average internet-posting conservative dislikes poor people or not. Not trying to start anything, I didn't put too much thought into this post.
Not hate, dislike. And I don't know what kind of question it is, I told you I didn't put much thought into it, just want something interesting to read when I get back on the computer later tonight.
I am poor. Why? Because I risked everything and lost. I lost my family, I lost my business, I lost everything but my soul, my faith, and my freedom to fail.
I consider myself a Constitutional conservative.
I dont dislike anyone based on economic sucess or failure.
Dont have much sympathy for them but dislike, nah. Its a free country. If you choose to live a life of poverty knock yourself out.
I'm conservative in many ways, though not all. I don't know ALL poor people, or even most. I imagine may of them are fine people, and my religion also reminds me that "God" (as we understand him) insists upon 'justice' for the poor.
I think there are an enormous range of reasons for a person's 'ending up' poor....some of them far beyond the individual's fault, some the direct result of unwise life decisions.
It's FAR too complex a subject to go beyond that. Yes, all other things considered, I "like" the poor.
Yes. I hate them. They should all be rounded up and exterminated.
Seriously, what kinda question is this?
It is the kind of question one would expect from an anti-American hate monger who is seeking justification for their perverted misinformed beliefs.
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