Is Corporate Welfare A Violation Of Religious Freedom?

The auto industry and other companies are a large lobby and we the taxpayer fund their expenses as politicians extent them grants in a scam that in a legal version of money laundering. These funds that we the taxpayer give to these companies are not only used to advance the automobile manufacture industry but to advance their support for progressive social liberal activism.

I get this from combining reports from two vastly different sources. The first is Stop The ACLU who urges the boycott of Ford Motor Company and the second is Ralph Nador who urges the corporate welfare system be overhauled. Stop the ACLU accuses Ford, Chrysler, and GM of being big supporters of the homosexual agenda while also reproving General Motors for being a heavy contributor to the pornography industry.

Things do have appeared to have changed according to the organization American Family Association who reports Ford Motor Corporation is in talks with them over the homosexual issue, while General Motors has sold the Hughes Corp, which provided pornography through its child company Direct TV. News Corp who purchased it, already owns Fox News and other Fox affiliates.

We in the United States are fighting who care about our country are fighting a way against the self destructive doctrine of what I call Progressive Liberalism. Those we elect to represent us in the fight are using our taxes to fund those supporting our enemies. According to the broad interpretation favored by the ACLU, this would be a violation of the non-establishment of religion clause. This is because the whole purpose of that clause was so loyal Americans would not defile themselves by supporting organizations that practiced actions that violated their conscious. We need to push our legislators to correct this violation of our natural right to practice our religion as we see fit.

The whole ideal of our political representatives giving federal or state tax money to the very organizations that are lobbying them through campaign contributions and other donations smells of political corruption. For the sake of our democracy either the political funding of organizations or those companies lobbying has got to go. I favor making any organization that contributes to the government or its representatives by either direct or indirect means an any level ineligible for governmental financial assistance.