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I think the confusing part is he is viewing a person as either liberal or conservative as a whole. I, and I assume many people take liberal or conservative posi
by Clubber 7y ago
I think the confusing part is he is viewing a person as either liberal or conservative as a whole. I, and I assume many people take liberal or conservative positions based on the policy, not as a denomination. Also, "liberal" and "conservative" mean different things to different people.
If someone were to ask me if I was liberal or conservative, I'd have to ask them, "for which policy?"
- klank 7y agoGood point, it definitely perpetuates a false dichotomy.