It works if you're going by principle.

The principle of fiscal conservatism is nobody owes you a God-(*)(*)(*)(*) thing. That the needs of the many are not the concern of the few. Everybody is responsible for themselves. And if we didn't have to pay taxes, we could more readily be self-responsible..

What do I care if someone else is dying cause they can't get the medication they need? I was raised in a poor home, struggling to pay for insulin for my mom's diabetease...


If drugs were less regulated, and taxation was less significant, we could buy that insulin more readily..


And even if that plan didn't work, what do I care? I only worry about my family, I don't give a crap about your's. Like it matters to me if someone's mommy dies of diabetic attack. Probably was some choicer (*)(*)(*)(*)(*) anyway..

Call it cynicism, call it psychosis, but I don't like alot of people. I'd prefer they die. But I cannot predict who is and isn't worth my time and money. I'm not omnipresent. But sense I know there's more losers then winners, it's safe to say if I don't help anyone, I prevent the losers from leeching off my hard-work.


If I were rich I wouldn't donate anything. I might donate at most to earn a tax-break for net-gain in money. I'd walk on the homeless, fund domestic terrorism, and sit in my cushy rich man's chair with my feet on the desk, smoking a cigar, Anri on my lap, and laughing at all those poor schmucks working their ass off only to have me fire them a day before retirement. "Mwahahahaahaha!"


I'm thinking of making a new position on the abortion issue. Some are pro-choice, some are pro-life, but there's a few.. a select few.. who are pro-profit!

Profit is the only reason to live your miserable life and to go through the trouble of even making a choice.