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They're not unified by their views so much as by the "other" that they share. A common enemy helps them overlook their ideological differences, so those differ
by SantalBlush 7y ago
They're not unified by their views so much as by the "other" that they share. A common enemy helps them overlook their ideological differences, so those differences are not often discussed. This gives a stronger appearance of groupthink.