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| | :* 40%: did not hear about conservative principles, their logic and full benefits until ''after'' they made up their mind and, perhaps due to pervasive societal bias, refuse to reconsider | | :* 40%: did not hear about conservative principles, their logic and full benefits until ''after'' they made up their mind and, perhaps due to pervasive societal bias, refuse to reconsider |
| | :* 20%: refuse to let go of their past, or let go of their desire for a sense of acceptance by liberal friends or teachers | | :* 20%: refuse to let go of their past, or let go of their desire for a sense of acceptance by liberal friends or teachers |
| − | :* 10%: convinced 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%: 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%: refuse to rise above their personal temptations, often self-destructive, and hate conservatives who criticize their self-indulgent behavior |
| | :* 10%: bitterly unemployed, or having a salary or benefits that conservatives would reduce, such as public school teachers, and a refusal to rise above self-interest | | :* 10%: bitterly unemployed, or having a salary or benefits that conservatives would reduce, such as public school teachers, and a refusal to rise above self-interest |
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| | :* 10%: a desire to learn the truth, and a dislike for those who mislead | | :* 10%: a desire to learn the truth, and a dislike for those who mislead |
| | :* 5%: using conservative values to overcome an addiction, and then realizing the benefits of conservative values in many other ways | | :* 5%: using conservative values to overcome an addiction, and then realizing the benefits of conservative values in many other ways |
| − | :* 5%: taking a convincing conservative course in [[economics]], or learning it in the workforce<ref>''See, e.g.'', the conversion of Nobel Laureate [[Ronald Coase]].</ref> | + | :* 5%: taking a truthful course in [[economics]], or learning it in the workforce<ref>''See, e.g.'', the conversion of Nobel Laureate [[Ronald Coase]].</ref> |
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| | == Cultural indoctrination == | | == Cultural indoctrination == |