The phrase forced charity<\/i> is a contradiction, and yet it’s precisely this principle that’s the cornerstone of virtually all left-wing doctrine. <\/p>\n
In one form or another, forcing charity lies at the root of every major democratic program — from public schools, to welfare, to social security, to medicare and medicaid, to unemployment checks, and so on<\/a>, all of which, the left-winger believes, cannot be handled voluntarily,<\/a> and so must be forced. <\/p>\n But suppose for a moment that this bedrock belief is wrong. What then?<\/p>\n The following is an explosive phone call which recently took place on 850 KOA, and it captures the issue in such a way that it might just change your life. Ross Kaminsky<\/a> is the host. It is a civil and absolutely riveting exchange between a garden-variety left-winger and black republican who does not believe in or want government handouts, and who properly understands the danger of such handouts. <\/p>\n Push play and then slide the player over to exactly the 22:50 mark. The call lasts about seven minutes. Listen: <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The phrase forced charity is a contradiction, and yet it’s precisely this principle that’s the cornerstone of virtually all left-wing doctrine. In one form or another, forcing charity lies at the root of every major democratic program — from public schools, to welfare, to social security, to medicare and medicaid, to unemployment checks, and so … <\/p>\n