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* that more guns leads to less crime<ref>See [[John Lott]]</ref> | * that more guns leads to less crime<ref>See [[John Lott]]</ref> | ||
* that "[[Choose Life]]" license plates would be popular and productive | * that "[[Choose Life]]" license plates would be popular and productive | ||
| + | * that, with little investigation, serious flaws can be found in scientists self-serving experiments<ref> see [[Flaws_in_Richard_Lenski_Study]]</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 02:34, July 20, 2008
Conservative insights are truths discovered or ideas implemented, for the benefit of all, as a result of the conservative movement:
- that Reagan's public exhortation to "tear down this wall" would result, merely a few years, in tearing down the Berlin Wall[1]
- that decreasing taxes would increase government revenue[2]
- that more guns leads to less crime[3]
- that "Choose Life" license plates would be popular and productive
- that, with little investigation, serious flaws can be found in scientists self-serving experiments[4]
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References
- ↑ Not only did liberals oppose Reagan's statement, but they felt it was foolish and senselessly provocative.
- ↑ See, e.g., the Laffer Curve
- ↑ See John Lott
- ↑ see Flaws_in_Richard_Lenski_Study