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There is a difference in what you answer on a poll and what you believe. The most obvious answer is when you are asked a controversial political question and ev
by mrits 3y ago
There is a difference in what you answer on a poll and what you believe. The most obvious answer is when you are asked a controversial political question and even though you don't agree with it your political party does so answer it according to what is in your best interest and not what you actually believe.
- grok25 3y ago[dead]
- webstrand 3y agoThe Economist is right-wing, it's just a measure of their reader demographics which would tend to appreciate holocaust conspiracy theories.
- asow92 3y agoThe Economist is center-right. Those theories have nothing to do with the rational center. Only the uneducated, far-right, and far-left are espousing that kind of nonsense today.
- verdverm 3y agoYup, there was another poll that spurred bad reporting, with regards to the US and acceptability of using violence against people with different political beliefs, had it in the range of 30% for both sides iirc Turns out the poll was really bad, with one of the contributions being people who essentially troll the pollsters for the lulz