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Your logic seems overly simplistic. A's makeup and ideologies aren't necessarily as uniform as B's, unless you're implicitly asserting that they are - but it wo
by happytoexplain 8y ago
Your logic seems overly simplistic. A's makeup and ideologies aren't necessarily as uniform as B's, unless you're implicitly asserting that they are - but it would be more constructive to make such a point explicitly.
- rdiddly 8y agoA's belief that their ideology is broad and that B's is narrow and uniform, is in fact part of what defines A's rhetoric and its viewpoint of itself and of B. But the fact remains that A's tolerance for B is no higher than B's tolerance for A. A freaks out just as theatrically when it loses an election as B does when it does. Each one is starting to define itself as not the other one. A = !B and B = !A. Neither has a coherent ideology anymore. You are voting for nothing. The differences are now chiefly historical, between the ideologies each sold out and neither implements.