Re: Phony Controversy

On Oct 3, 4:05 pm, Chris Bellomy <pu...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Bow Tie <ken_pitt...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
You seemed to be saying that values of the 50's (self reliance) were
not up to date.

There is zero chance this program would have been cut in the
1950's. There was another value back then called compassion.
It has long since faded from our national culture.

And this was what I was referring to all along. Not the hard working
values or anything else - simple compassion. What has not
satisfactorily been explained to me, by anyone - not just Ken, is how
it is OK to throw half a trillion and counting at this war, but $35
billion for health insurance for children is unacceptable. Staggering.

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