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| | :* 40%: did not hear about conservative principles and the logic behind them until ''after'' they made up their mind, perhaps due to pervasive societal bias, and refuse to reconsider | | :* 40%: did not hear about conservative principles and the logic behind them until ''after'' they made up their mind, perhaps due to pervasive societal bias, and 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%: mistakenly feel that conservative values and benefits are available only to those who are from an intact family, not realizing the availability and benefits to all | + | :* 10%: mistakenly feel that conservative values and benefits are available only to those who are from an intact family, not realizing the availability and benefits to all, including children of divorced parents |
| − | :* 10%: refuse to rise above their personal temptations, often self-destructive, and refuse to accept conservative valued that conflict with their personal desires like irresponsible sexual promiscuity | + | :* 10%: refuse to rise above their personal temptations, often self-destructive, and refuse to accept conservative values that conflict with their personal desires like irresponsible sexual promiscuity |
| | :* 10%: work in a job having a salary dependent on keeping conservatives out of power, such as public school teachers, and refuse to rise above self-interest | | :* 10%: work in a job having a salary dependent on keeping conservatives out of power, such as public school teachers, and refuse to rise above self-interest |
| | :* 5%: were told off or disciplined once by a conservative, often a parent, and refuse to rise above the animosity. | | :* 5%: were told off or disciplined once by a conservative, often a parent, and refuse to rise above the animosity. |