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Mystery:Why Do Non-Conservatives Exist? (view source)

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Conservative principles are based on reason. So why do non-conservatives still exist? Here are some reasons:

#They made up their mind before hearing conservative principles, and will not reconsider their views.
#They have something criticized by conservatives in their personal background, and feel compelled to defend it rather than let it go.
#They pride themselves on doing well in school or reading the newspaper, can't accept that what they were taught was incorrect or biased.
#They have liberal friends, and want their approval or acceptance.
#Their job and salary, such as working for public schools, depends on keeping conservatives out of power.
#They knew a conservative whom they dislike for some random reason.
#They have trouble understanding some of the slightly abstract concepts in conservatism, such as "more guns, less crime," and "less taxes, more revenue."
#They are more comfortable discussing simple issues like race and poverty than complex issues like globalism.

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