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]]> Comment on Dataset of the Day: Who is more Generous? Republicans or Democrats? by cnukus http://blog.geoiq.com/2009/01/07/dataset-of-the-day-who-is-more-generous-republicans-or-democrats/#comment-4243 cnukus Tue, 14 Feb 2012 11:34:43 +0000 http://blog.fortiusone.com/?p=857#comment-4243 It's not writtern for non-American... Can't understand the terms. It’s not writtern for non-American…

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]]> Comment on Dataset of the Day: Who is more Generous? Republicans or Democrats? by Chad http://blog.geoiq.com/2009/01/07/dataset-of-the-day-who-is-more-generous-republicans-or-democrats/#comment-4242 Chad Tue, 14 Feb 2012 05:50:35 +0000 http://blog.fortiusone.com/?p=857#comment-4242 There is enough gray area in the statistics that anyone can make the case they wish based upon whatever biases and or logical predispositions they bring to the debate. That being said, the statistics are presented in a percentage of income, so the higher income portion of society contributing more in over all dollars shouldn't be a part of the argument. I also know, from the personal experience of living in a very liberal area, that a large portion of the liberal demo-graph is made up of well to do baby boomers, and well to do, highly educated, college grads. So this idea of skewing the results based upon red vs blue states into rich vs poor seems less than well thought out. My final comment is on this idea that religious people donating to charity are really simply buying fancy worshiping centers, seems to be a transparently hallow attempt to discredit unwanted findings. I have no doubt the accusation can find instances of validity, but overall churches become the example of a society that can find a way to manage it's own charitable needs. I'm not religious, but having grown up in a christian household, I know that they provided for their own when ever they needed it, from food to cash or just some personal labor. Then when the next person needed help, the last individual who needed a hand was there to do what they could. Government and bureaucracy is definitely not the answer. There is enough gray area in the statistics that anyone can make the case they wish based upon whatever biases and or logical predispositions they bring to the debate. That being said, the statistics are presented in a percentage of income, so the higher income portion of society contributing more in over all dollars shouldn’t be a part of the argument. I also know, from the personal experience of living in a very liberal area, that a large portion of the liberal demo-graph is made up of well to do baby boomers, and well to do, highly educated, college grads. So this idea of skewing the results based upon red vs blue states into rich vs poor seems less than well thought out.

My final comment is on this idea that religious people donating to charity are really simply buying fancy worshiping centers, seems to be a transparently hallow attempt to discredit unwanted findings. I have no doubt the accusation can find instances of validity, but overall churches become the example of a society that can find a way to manage it’s own charitable needs. I’m not religious, but having grown up in a christian household, I know that they provided for their own when ever they needed it, from food to cash or just some personal labor. Then when the next person needed help, the last individual who needed a hand was there to do what they could. Government and bureaucracy is definitely not the answer.

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