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> Uh, not all of us that homeschool are right-wing fundies. Yes, that's probably why the first example of an out-group in GP is "republicans", while the second
by dragonwriter 1y ago
> Uh, not all of us that homeschool are right-wing fundies.
Yes, that's probably why the first example of an out-group in GP is "republicans", while the second is "non-Christians", and the broad category label for the examples is "whatever is outside of their parents group".
Actually reading the excerpt you quote to react to would help.
> You better believe we prioritize a diverse set of experiences and ideas, and I think we are more favorably positioned to deliver on that.
And on what evidence should I believe either of those things?
- crims0n 1y ago> Yes, that's probably why the first example of an out-group in GP is "republicans", while the second is "non-Christians" My mistake, misread the sentence. Not that it is an excuse, but it is a common stereotype. > And on what evidence should I believe either of those things? I don't see how one could even go about collecting empirical evidence to substantiate either of those claims, and I expect you know that. Regardless, I am sharing an anecdote - not writing a thesis. Believe what you will.