This is part of the compassionate conservative thing.Originally posted by: compuwiz1
There's got to be a hidden agenda. Bush does not care that much about people.
Be careful, you're giving Bush credit and criticizing him at the same time. You're only going to confuse the anti's...Originally posted by: maluckey
Bush has been carving money out of the budget to fight aids since shortly after his first election. Of course nobody wanted to hear that then, and don't want to hear it now.
I totally disagree with most everything Bush says about immigration, but I have to hand him kudos for AIDS research and support. The United States gives more than all other countries combined to fight AIDS.
The United States also gives more than all other countries combined for Humanitarian relief for unexploded ordinance/landmine removal. That hasn't changed under Bush. The guys an idiot wheer immigration policies are conerned, but for humanitarian (maybe he thinks unregulated immigration is hamane?) he is good to go in my book.
Originally posted by: ProfJohn
This is part of the compassionate conservative thing.Originally posted by: compuwiz1
There's got to be a hidden agenda. Bush does not care that much about people.
Originally posted by: ProfJohn
This is part of the compassionate conservative thing.Originally posted by: compuwiz1
There's got to be a hidden agenda. Bush does not care that much about people.
You're an idiot.Originally posted by: techs
No, this is part of an election coming up thing.Originally posted by: ProfJohn
This is part of the compassionate conservative thing.Originally posted by: compuwiz1
There's got to be a hidden agenda. Bush does not care that much about people.
Originally posted by: techs
Originally posted by: ProfJohn
This is part of the compassionate conservative thing.Originally posted by: compuwiz1
There's got to be a hidden agenda. Bush does not care that much about people.
No, this is part of an election coming up thing.
Originally posted by: sirjonk
So let's chalk this up to a disagreement of priorities, but it's still an admirable use of money provided it 15B of it isn't tied to requirements that abstinence education be pushed, cuz nothing works like telling people "just say no", especially to sex.
Originally posted by: sirjonk
Originally posted by: sirjonk
So let's chalk this up to a disagreement of priorities, but it's still an admirable use of money provided it 15B of it isn't tied to requirements that abstinence education be pushed, cuz nothing works like telling people "just say no", especially to sex.
Gee, shocker.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/200...p_on_re_af/bush_africa
DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania - President Bush on Sunday said Congress should renew his global AIDS program and preserve a requirement that steers money into abstinence efforts.
Some Democrats want to eliminate a provision in the bill that requires one-third of all prevention spending go to abstinence-until-marriage programs.
Bush is pushing to renew the program at $30 billion over five years, twice his original commitment. Congress has put more than $18 billion into it so far. It is the largest effort to ever target an infectious disease.
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Fiscal conservatism at work. We have homeless vets, other diseases that need curing/research in the US, millions without healthcare, and we're not only giving billions away, we're literally throwing it out on a "just say no" program.
Less than a year to go, less than a year to go...
Originally posted by: ProfJohn
This is part of the compassionate conservative thing.Originally posted by: compuwiz1
There's got to be a hidden agenda. Bush does not care that much about people.
I think you read that wrong. The bill requires 1/3 of the "prevention spending", specifically, to go towards an abstinence program while "prevention spending" is only one small portion of the entire 30 billion dollar commitment.Originally posted by: sirjonk
Originally posted by: sirjonk
So let's chalk this up to a disagreement of priorities, but it's still an admirable use of money provided it 15B of it isn't tied to requirements that abstinence education be pushed, cuz nothing works like telling people "just say no", especially to sex.
Gee, shocker.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/200...p_on_re_af/bush_africa
DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania - President Bush on Sunday said Congress should renew his global AIDS program and preserve a requirement that steers money into abstinence efforts.
Some Democrats want to eliminate a provision in the bill that requires one-third of all prevention spending go to abstinence-until-marriage programs.
Bush is pushing to renew the program at $30 billion over five years, twice his original commitment. Congress has put more than $18 billion into it so far. It is the largest effort to ever target an infectious disease.
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Fiscal conservatism at work. We have homeless vets, other diseases that need curing/research in the US, millions without healthcare, and we're not only giving billions away, we're literally throwing it out on a "just say no" program.
Less than a year to go, less than a year to go...
why do I picture THIS GUY every time I read one of your posts?Originally posted by: Nemesis 1
Originally posted by: ProfJohn
This is part of the compassionate conservative thing.Originally posted by: compuwiz1
There's got to be a hidden agenda. Bush does not care that much about people.
Really . I would think a true conservatine would neither judge or help people who go up against God.
Now there are gays who are natural from birth . This doesn't go against God. But being permissive does. Having many sex partners does. Going both ways does.
I have know problem with aids as me or mine won't ever contract this Sickness . But there are people in the world who are innocent of wrong doing that get this sickness. I have compassion for them . But to say I have compassion for unnatural gays or permissive people with many sex partners . I have no compassion for these at all.
For me its not about right or wrong but about self control. It,s like fat people many can't help it. But the ones that are Fat because they have no self control. They get what they deserve. Same with aids . No self control and you get aids . TO bad.
Originally posted by: Moonbeam
If the money we spend in Iraq went to medical research on the real diseases that kill most people instead of the ones that kill people with money for health care the lives of countless millions could be saved. But everything is about I me me mine and money.
Originally posted by: palehorse74
why do I picture THIS GUY every time I read one of your posts?Originally posted by: Nemesis 1
Originally posted by: ProfJohn
This is part of the compassionate conservative thing.Originally posted by: compuwiz1
There's got to be a hidden agenda. Bush does not care that much about people.
Really . I would think a true conservatine would neither judge or help people who go up against God.
Now there are gays who are natural from birth . This doesn't go against God. But being permissive does. Having many sex partners does. Going both ways does.
I have know problem with aids as me or mine won't ever contract this Sickness . But there are people in the world who are innocent of wrong doing that get this sickness. I have compassion for them . But to say I have compassion for unnatural gays or permissive people with many sex partners . I have no compassion for these at all.
For me its not about right or wrong but about self control. It,s like fat people many can't help it. But the ones that are Fat because they have no self control. They get what they deserve. Same with aids . No self control and you get aids . TO bad.
Anyways, I think you just blamed AIDS on "unnatural gays." If so, then you're probably in for a world of hurt around here... and you're also ignorant and wrong.