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lumberjack_jeff

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6. I think it's more a mixed up sense of right and wrong.

Reply to Major Nikon (Reply #5)

Thu Oct 25, 2012, 09:43 AM

Oct 2012

That's why the article linked in the OP makes some sense to me.

We liberals know right from wrong just like conservatives do. The difference is that we have a different moral sense of the elements which factor into that judgment.

People generally don't think at all about policy when deciding whether to be a democrat. I suspect that's the most frustrating thing for most of us.

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Why working class people vote for conservatives. [View all] lumberjack_jeff Oct 2012 OP

This is not new information Major Nikon Oct 2012 #1

If you do happen to find that white paper, I'd love to see it. lumberjack_jeff Oct 2012 #2

I found it Major Nikon Oct 2012 #3

Thank you, I'll read it in the morning. n/t lumberjack_jeff Oct 2012 #4

Here's why I think Republicans are fucking stupid. Major Nikon Oct 2012 #5

I think it's more a mixed up sense of right and wrong. lumberjack_jeff Oct 2012 #6

"People generally don't think at all about policy when deciding whether to be a democrat." Nailed it YoungDemCA Nov 2012 #7