10 Questions To Ask Your Favorite Conservative
Next
time you find yourself in a conversation with a conservative, ask them
these questions. You’ll be surprised by what you find in the brain of a
conservative Republican. Image from The Peoples Cube.
Next time you find yourself in a conversation with a conservative, ask them these questions.
Question
#1. Why is it that when people hoard things, they are a scourge on
society and when they hoard money, they are job creators? In fact,
aren’t the people that buy things the true job creators?
Question
#2. Both the 10 Commandments and the Seven Deadly Sins have no mention
of being gay or having abortions. Greed, though, seems to be a biggie.
Why do conservatives seem to get that backwards?
Question #3. At what point did getting sick become a moral failing?
Question
#5. In what way are people who buy and sell paper making a more
significant contribution to society than teachers, nurses, firefighters,
police officers, mail carriers, artists, etc.?
Question #6. When did the right to unlimited profit become greater than the general welfare of the people?
Question
#6. Why don’t people realize that there’s no such thing as a “self made
man?” Even the most successful and ethical people can thank their
parents, their teachers, their siblings, their employees, their
customers, the government, their contractors, etc. Without them, they
would be nothing. The unethical might want to work on their apologies.
Question #7. Why is physical labor less important than sitting behind a desk?
Question
#8. Why should people who inherit their money not pay taxes and people
who earn their money be taxed at the highest rate?
Question #9. At what point did we start judging people based on the size of their checkbook rather than the size of the heart?
Question #10. How has being a conservative helped you?
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