Hell yes it is....when compared to the level of difficulty required to embrace Liberalism.
To embrace conservatism is to believe in hard work and paying your own way
To establish and teach a foundation of core family values and personal accountability
To embrace the U.S. Constitution, law and order
To embrace a level of normalcy and societal boundaries
To have an expectation of fellow human beings
To oppress sexually deviant thoughts and temptations through self control
I could go on and on...these are all things Liberals do not need to think about....their mantra is quite simple....”Live And Let Live On Your Dime”
Dear
BrokeLoser
If Liberalism is so wrong, then why are so many
Conservatives and pro-Trump advocates
relying on Trump and govt to make all the changes from top down?
Where are the Conservatives investing in education,
training and mentorship to build solutions from the ground up?
Do you understand that in order to help Liberals to build
universal health care and better schools etc. that means
MENTORING and investing MICROLOANS into business plans
to help these people to LEARN, DO and CREATE/MANAGE for themselves?
If just sit there and expect to "vote liberals out of office"
that's NOT teaching or helping them to build create own and manage
their own programs outside of govt. It just fuels more and more
dependence on "big party leaders" such as Obama, Clinton or Beto
to sell them the idea they will get this help "through govt."
Where are the conservatives collectively teaching and reforming
the mass mentality? Not only by building and doing things directly,
but helping to finance and mentor LIBERALS to be in charge
of their own business plans, finances and resources so they
QUIT depending on party politics and govt thinking that's the only way?
Soooo, aside from LIBERALS wanting free stuff, it should be someone's responsibility to hold their hands?
Dear
Thinker101
Look at the Habitat for Humanity model for teaching
and financing first time home ownership.
They don't just expect people to jump in without support.
This takes a whole team to learn the cost, logistics and planning
of building or renovating a house, and also sustainability where
once a team learns, and someone receives help that person
and team helps the next person or team to learn, so it multiplies
and is sustainable growth, education training and development.
Microlending programs that succeed work the same way.
You don't just handout money to people.
They earn the loan by receiving business training,
and usually have to have business plans approved
in order to qualify for the next level of grant or loan,
until they work their way up to larger and larger budgets.
That's how you replace welfare handouts and mentality
with independence financial viability and sustainable growth
where the next set or generation learns as the program expands.
Interestingly enough, both Obama and Ben Carson
advocate for microlending and business training
as the key to replacing welfare and breaking the poverty cycle.
What's missing is the collaborative relationship
between the people with knowledge and experience
of property and financial management reaching the
people MOST in need of this support.
Instead of dividing and blaming parties by class,
the solution is actually to take the best and worst
of both, and bring them together to SOLVE those problems!
Why not give tax breaks to business owners that
lend and mentor to new interns learning to manage
their own business or rental property so no money is lost or wasted?
Then the money saved on interest or on business loss
can be invested in building more schools, more teaching
hospitals, clinics and hiring more teachers or police to
serve the community instead of paying thousands more for
crime or corruption because people aren't learning to follow laws
and invest in their own communities, businesses and programs.
