compassionate

• Perhaps the most guilty of enabling and encouraging Palestinian and Islamic / Arab victimhood and aggression have been the world community (through the UN) and the 'compassionate'-and often counterproductive -- foreign policy of Western democracies and of the Israelis themselves. —  Sigmund, Carl and Alfred
• I knew, for example, that President Bush felt differently than I did about immigration and I chafed at the term "compassionate conservatism" because it implied that conservatives were not, naturally, compassionate -- a notion I believe to be patently false. —  Right Wing News
• May Allah Ta'Ala make us all just and compassionate, and may we judge fairly always, even if it goes against our own. —  MuslimMatters.org
• We have to be more epathetic and compassionate, and stop assuming that our own sh*t doesn't stink. —  The Red Tape Chronicles
• When Jason Ray died last March (we'd dated for 3 years & only just broken up), Eve was so kind and compassionate, and gave me letters of sympathy that strangers had sent to her as our SBP. —  Daily Tar Heel RSS

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