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The first two points are easily quantifiable.  The third and fourth points can also quantified, though less easily so.

The first two points are easily quantifiable.  The third and fourth points can also quantified, though less easily so.

== Homosexual ideology ==

== Fundamentalist ideology ==

== Feminist ideology ==

== Conservative ideology ==

== Atheism ==

== Westboro Baptist Church ideology (aka Calvinism ==

There are almost no atheist charitable organizations, and far fewer than religious charities. There are no [[Atheists and hospitals|atheist hospitals]], for example.  Atheists donate to charity at far lower rate than Christians.

== Christian Apologetics and Research Ministry (aka CRAP..sorry, mean CARM) ==

Nations that become more atheistic have fewer donations to charitable causes.  Canadians, for example, donate to charity at a far lower rate than Americans, who tend to be more religious.

There are almost no real Conservative charitable organizations, and far fewer than Catholic charities.  There are no [[creationists and hospitals|creationist hospitals]], for example.  Fundamentalists donate to charity at far lower rate than Everyone Else.

Both in theory and in practice, the libertarian ideology allows or even encourages selfishness regardless of what economists describe as negative [[externalities]] (negative effects on others).  For example, libertarians typically favor legalizing drugs, even though harmful effects of drug addiction can hurt others through an increase in driving accidents, higher health care costs, and even murders.

== Conservative ideology ==

[[Ayn Rand]], the leading libertarian philosopher of the 20th century, wrote a book entitled "The Virtue of Selfishness."  She gave a commencement address at West Point during which she "explained" to the cadets how they were motivated by their selfishness to serve their nation, and how selfishness is a good thing.

Both in theory and in practice, the conservative ideology allows or even encourages selfishness regardless of what economists describe as negative [[externalities]] (negative effects on others).  For example, conservatives typically favor legalizing stupidity (I.E. Creationism), even though harmful effects of such idiocy can hurt others through an increase in driving accidents, higher education costs, and even creating horrific parodies of sites such as wikipedia.

 

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