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Jewish World Review Jan. 11, 2005 / 1 Shevat, 5765 Can't buy me love By Tucker Carlson http://www.JewishWorldReview.com | For a certain sort of intellectual in this country, the lesson of September 11th was clear: America was attacked by Muslim extremists, so therefore America must woo, cajole and   —   above all   —   send more money to the Muslim world. If only we're nice enough, maybe they won't do it again. That was the theory. Sounds good. The only problem is, there has never been any evidence that it's true. But that hasn't stopped people from believing it. Just hours after tsunamis devastated south Asia last month, critics attacked the U.S. government for offering a stingy aid package to victims. It's not just a matter of compassion, they said, but of public relations. Many of the hardest hit areas are heavily Muslim. If we don't send huge amounts of money, they won't like us. The implication was, some of them could become terrorists. And so we are sending huge amounts of money. And good for us. But let's not expect that money to win us affection. The United States helped rebuild Western Europe after the second world war. Do the French love us for it? We're currently pouring billions into Iraq, much of it for humanitarian purposes. How grateful do the Iraqis seem? The truth is, all the aid America is now pouring into South Asia won't buy us many friends. If anything, it may cause more resentment. And that's fine. Because in the end we don't give so that others will feel good about us. We give so that we can feel good about ourselves. Every weekday JewishWorldReview.com publishes what many in Washington and the media consider "must-reading". Sign up for the daily JWR update. It's free. Just click here. JWR contributor Tucker Carlson is a journalist, college instructor, public speaker and host and managing editor of the PBS show "Tucker Carlson: Unfiltered." His first book is "Politicians, Partisans, and Parasites: My Adventures in Cable News."(Click HERE to purchase. Sales help fund JWR.) Comment by clicking here. 12/07/04: Who's responsible for the stolen Ukrainian election? 11/09/04: Commitment of Bush voters 11/01/04: America's Big Winner 10/25/04: Not voting is also a choice 10/12/04: The X Prize 09/27/04: Authenticity vs. hypocrisy 09/20/04: Appealing to the ‘Alzheimer's vote’ — no joke 09/13/04:Who are our soldiers in Iraq? 09/07/04: Racial diversity at the RNC 08/30/04: Here's a scary thought: Political expression has been criminalized and nobody seems to care 08/16/04: Heterosexuality as a political ploy © 2005 Tucker Carlson