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Revision as of 22:18, January 9, 2008
Here is a growing list of the top causes of rejecting conservativism:
- liberal indoctrination in schools. It takes about one year to undo each month-worth of indoctrination.
- personal addictions or activities, often self-destructive, that are criticized by conservatives
- jobs in industries criticized by conservatives, such as gambling, pornography and government
- habitual reading of the liberal newspapers. We are what we read.
- easily fooled by superficial liberal arguments, or by liberal demonizing of conservatives
- a desire to fit in with liberals and be liked by them
- a belief in materialism, and thereby a rejection of platonic concepts used by conservativism
- a lack of open-mindedness in considering ideas unfamiliar to their education or background
- a cartoonish view of conservatives and conservative principles
- a lack of recognition of the power of conservative benefits
Feel free to add to this list, or change their priority