I think this one gets closer. The aim is "less is more". The priority is to avoid using government to accomplish things that can instead be done at a smaller scale. Hence why looking at policy to determine views results in weird conclusions. https://twitter.com/ryansroberts/status/1017064697688977410?s=19 …
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Most of it is small scale philanthropy, or religious I think
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I'd say the impetus behind right-wing philanthropy (minus the Neo-Cons) is along the lines of "we can help the needy in our community through charity" with an implicit "if they're not in my community, I don't want to be involved in their welfare at all."
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@asymmetricinfo writes about this, could check her ouevre Re: community as deserving, I think that's not quite right, or at least the balance isn't what you seem to suggest Lotta religious charity outreach to third world, see also Bush on AIDS2 replies 0 retweets 0 likes -
tbh the fact that we bundle religious fundamentalists and libertarian-conservatives (and oldschool fascists?) together as "the right" is why it's so challenging to have a reasonable discussion.
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There's a ton of heterogeneity at least, ime However note in a lot of Left circles if you're religious you're automatic outgroup
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