Re. "religious folks", are you including all faiths..... or just adherents to "Judæo-Christianity"?
That's why I used the word 'religious' in my post.
I'm most familiar with the world of Christian Relief work. But I'm quite aware that other faiths, including Judaism and Islam, do quite a bit towards helping the poor, oppressed and destitute in the world.
The cost of the war is insignificant in comparison to the amounts that are inefficiently allocated to failing social programs, which can only be classified as more gigantic mistakes and more colossal wastes of resources. At least the war seems to be showing some glimmer of promise after a leadership change. our social security, welfare, and medicare programs continue to fail, and have done so for decades.
What specific social programs are you referring to?
What specific social programs are you referring to?
Uh..pretty sure he just mentioned them. Poverty spending has not cured the ills of society. In fact, poverty was decreasing much faster when we were spending exponentially less than we are today.
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Re. "religious folks", are you including all faiths..... or just adherents to "Judæo-Christianity"?
That's why I used the word 'religious' in my post.
I'm most familiar with the world of Christian Relief work. But I'm quite aware that other faiths, including Judaism and Islam, do quite a bit towards helping the poor, oppressed and destitute in the world.
The cost of the war is insignificant in comparison to the amounts that are inefficiently allocated to failing social programs, which can only be classified as more gigantic mistakes and more colossal wastes of resources. At least the war seems to be showing some glimmer of promise after a leadership change. our social security, welfare, and medicare programs continue to fail, and have done so for decades.
What specific social programs are you referring to?
What specific social programs are you referring to?
Uh..pretty sure he just mentioned them. Poverty spending has not cured the ills of society. In fact, poverty was decreasing much faster when we were spending exponentially less than we are today.