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    No not at all - the point is that to put compassion into action you need the resources to do so. It is successful businesses that provide those resources but if you hamper their ability to make profits through red tape, silly rules, high taxes (on potential customers as well as on the business themselves) then you will not get those resources and any public spending will not be sustainable. It is simple really and I cannot understand why people cannot grasp it. If business cannot make a profit or if their ability to do that and to grow is hampered you get lower tax receipts and therefore governments have less to spend. It is as I said a Catch 22 situation and we must cut back on the burden of the State in order the boost wealth creation to get long term and sustainable economic success - that means we first have to cut.

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