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Line 3: − (Estimates)+ − − :* 20%: did not hear about conservative principles until ''after'' they made up their mind and, perhaps due to pervasive societal bias, refuse to reconsider − :* 10%: genuinely lack of desire to find the truth, and instead desire attention, praise by liberal teachers, getting along by going along, and not standing up to liberal bullies − :* 10%: refuse to forgive themselves and let go of their past mistakes and image − :* 10%: believe myths created around government programs like the "New Deal" that liberal policies create jobs instead of destroying them and depriving people of liberty through government control. − :* 10%: fooled by the demonizing of conservatives and mistakenly feel that conservative benefits are available only to those who are from an intact family or privileged background − :* 10%: refuse to rise above their personal temptations, often self-destructive, and hate conservatives who criticize their self-indulgent behavior − :* 10%: feel that they deserve to make more money than they do, as in public school teachers and university professors, and refuse to rise above self-interest − :* 10%: harbor a grudge against a conservative, typically a parent but sometimes an ex-spouse, and refuse to forgive or rise above the animosity − :* 5%: like an anarchist, genuinely want to believe in and propagate destructive ideas − :* 5%: are susceptible to marketing and suggestion to an overlarge degree.
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== Statistical Analysis ==
== Statistical Analysis ==
They are too smart for us. The liberals know the truth, and we just want to make sure the truth is hidden because the bible said so.
== What Triggers Reconsideration of [[Liberal]] Beliefs? ==
== What Triggers Reconsideration of [[Liberal]] Beliefs? ==