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I am trying to gauge the ideology demographics of the Politics and Other Controversies forum. Considering the posts I have seen and the number of Donald Trump threads on the front page, I suspect that we are a very polarized bunch. I have my theories, and I am sure you do as well.
The fallacy of this poll is that it assumes that everyone is between the mythical "Conservative" and the mythical "Liberal". Yet ask what these two terms means, and nobody can define it.
The fallacy of this poll is that it assumes that everyone is between the mythical "Conservative" and the mythical "Liberal". Yet ask what these two terms means, and nobody can define it.
It's a self-identification, the terms will clearly mean something different to each person. I don't think it's a problem, as polls ask the respondents to self-identify their ideology.
The fallacy of this poll is that it assumes that everyone is between the mythical "Conservative" and the mythical "Liberal". Yet ask what these two terms means, and nobody can define it.
It doesn't account for extreme libertarians or anarcho-capitalists, who might be on the far right side of the spectrum because they advocate for no government at all, but on certain individual agreements would side with most progressives over conservatives (right to abortion, anti-war, etc.).
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