Originally posted by Agathon
That's not what is being argued in this paper. It is not that people cling to such views, but why they do.
The study identifies endorsement of conservative views with the list of disabilities above. If you have links to a suitably prestigious study of liberalism, it would be interesting.
While I understand your concern here, this is an example of how it isn't just limited to conservativism: Liberals are most definatly guilty of this too. I've seen you in many threads cling to any articles that support your point of view as if it was the gospel or something; simply put, if that form of conservativism is a mental disability, so is an anologue version of liberalism.
That's not what is being argued in this paper. It is not that people cling to such views, but why they do.
The study identifies endorsement of conservative views with the list of disabilities above. If you have links to a suitably prestigious study of liberalism, it would be interesting.
And BD: While that is the stereotype, it's not true in the debate sense. Conservatives use rhetoric just as much as liberals do and are no more realistic in debates as liberals.
Simplest example is Ned.
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