daws101
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Donation levels have absolutely nothing to do with religious prejudice.Examples?Lets see perhaps the people that do this can explain to us why they do it?
A Christian does something, some crime, some attack, something. The response is that the religion was to blame, that this person did what they did BECAUSE they were a Christian.
A Muslim does something, some crime some attack, something. The response from the same people that accuse the Christian of being motivated by Religion is that this Muslim or Muslims did what they did without regards to the religion, that the religion had nothing to do with the action they took.
Perhaps it is because a Christian being blamed won't result in retaliation for the claim, but a Muslim being blamed can and does result in retaliation almost every time?
I admit, I do get awfully tired of right wing so called Christian prejudice.
Republican Christians are a new sect of Christianity that worships corporations and money. And they despise the poor and the sick.
That;s a flat out lie
The most conservative state in America donates the most.
Charitable Giving By State: Are Republicans More Generous Than Democrats, Or Just More
Religious?
The study, which compared IRS data from 2012 with data from 2006, showed that the 17 most “generous” states -- as measured by the percentage of their income they donated to charity -- voted for Mitt Romney in the last presidential election. The seven states at the bottom of the list, meanwhile, voted for Barack Obama.
In fact donation is sometimes a way to highlight prejudice.
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