--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> As I see it people vote Republican because they are selfish. It is > >> the "me" crowd. They are concerned about what's in it for them. > >> Liberals, the more evolved of the human species, are the "we" crowd. > >> Why? Because we're smart enough to see if you include everyone then > >> our own boat will of course get raised too. So both concerns get > >> addressed.
Tell me. How does this plays out in your daily life, besides lofty words? What do you do that directly helps your fellow man? Perhaps you are referring to how we distribute the common wealth we have as a country, as in more for education, infrasturcture and less on military. Yes, I can go along with that. > > > > Bhairitu, would it be unreasonable for me to assume that you donate > > any part of your income that exceeds the mean income of the rest of > > the world. Should I assume that your caloric intake would be the same > > mean. Are you aware that the $3.00-$4.00 you spent might be the > > weekly income of a family of bricklayers in India. > Your response, to use someone else's favorite word, seems > non-sequitur. I can't see how it relates at all with what I said or do > I have to explain again what that paragraph of mine means to you? You > seem to be "unclear of the concept" or you a superb example of the "me > crowd." >
