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post 1455573563 08-01-2016, 10:44 AM
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Originally Posted By Tears
Lack of life experiences and the Internet.
this, most havent been confronted by the cold, hard reality of life yet and have never been challenged in a serious way.. once they start paying taxes and moving up in income, views pretty much always change
A million miles away - I don't.. feel.... anything.
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Because all of the universities have liberal curriculum. Those are the new and upcoming voters, you think libs will give that up to republicans?
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post 1455573913 08-01-2016, 10:46 AM
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Originally Posted By .aeterna
Some would argue the exact opposite

I believe there are good arguments from both sides of the aisle but if you believe in a policy/law that stems from religion, then you lose credibility (e.g. lots of conservative viewpoints, Sharia/Muslim law/govts, etc list goes on)
yeah that stuff keeps me from identifying as conservative... im atheist and lean right on security/fiscal issues but left on some social issues... what bothers me about politics is people give you **** if you don't 'choose a team' - essentially saying having your own opinions is a **** idea
A million miles away - I don't.. feel.... anything.
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post 1455575493 08-01-2016, 10:56 AM
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Originally Posted By Sanguivorant


Obligatory.
lol. poverty Skrillex.
You have my word as a Schons.
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Originally Posted By GaloisTheory
They are still outgrowing their teenage entitlement complex.

They've never worked an honest day in their lives.

Young people are idealists.

College professors brainwash students.

Groupthink
This....I was a dreamer in college and naive as chit. I used to identify myself as a Log Cabin Republican back then though. I always thought liberal economics made no sense to me also their media seems so scumbaggy to me too.
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Originally Posted By seanb1979
yeah that stuff keeps me from identifying as conservative... im atheist and lean right on security/fiscal issues but left on some social issues... what bothers me about politics is people give you **** if you don't 'choose a team' - essentially saying having your own opinions is a **** idea
agreed. I simply cannot pick one side and subsequently "subscribe" to all their beliefs. Because of this, I'm viewed as being indecisive...
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Originally Posted By seanb1979
yeah that stuff keeps me from identifying as conservative... im atheist and lean right on security/fiscal issues but left on some social issues... what bothers me about politics is people give you **** if you don't 'choose a team' - essentially saying having your own opinions is a **** idea
become a libertarian bra
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Originally Posted By PathToSage
Economically no college kid has a clue about the way the economy works and what higher/lower taxes feel like respective towards the economy

Socially a lot of kids now a days (including myself) were born and raised after the civil rights act, additionally the idea of suppressing anyone's individuality is considered horrendous by a lot of those who "raise" us, think the media. I still dont get all this gender fukery tho, gay rights and ethnicity/gender equality makes 100% sense but why in the fuk are we accepting of people (and being told to)accept people who want to change science because it doesnt feel right having something or an absence of something between the legs?
Because politicization is the manipulation of reality. You have people on the right who think that evolution and global climate change are conspiracies. You have people on the left who think there's nothing crazy about a man getting breast implants and calling himself a woman. One is clearly stupider than the other, but they're both denials of reality.
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Originally Posted By Retoaded
become a libertarian bra
i guess i am, although i also dont agree with them thinking we should be isolationists - it's not an isolated world/economy and it's not the 1800s anymore - i think they want to go back to those times, but thats like saying italy wants to return to the glory of the roman empire - it simply wont happen
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post 1455587133 08-01-2016, 12:09 PM
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They have been conditioned from a young age. These days youth are the easiest and most targeted for propaganda through the use of technology. Hilters wet dream
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post 1455587663 08-01-2016, 12:12 PM
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problem is you think of liberals as AIDS skrillex.

heres 1 liberal



so many dumbfuks on the misc. Almost as bad as the SJWs they're trying to criticize.
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Originally Posted By sickh11
problem is you think of liberals as AIDS skrillex.

heres 1 liberal
so many dumbfuks on the misc. Almost as bad as the SJWs they're trying to criticize.
Lol, because what was liberal 350 years ago is exactly what it means now.
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post 1455588703 08-01-2016, 12:17 PM
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Originally Posted By sickh11
problem is you think of liberals as AIDS skrillex.

heres 1 liberal


so many dumbfuks on the misc. Almost as bad as the SJWs they're trying to criticize.
AIDS skrillex is not the face of liberalism at all, but sort of represents the mentality of a lot of young college people; Uninformed, parrots what they hear in their liberal arts classes, can't make a decent argument. He just spouts rhetoric and responds to any reasonable argument against his views with verbal attacks, insults, etc. He uses a language of idealism (It's what we all do to each other.jpg) and holds some black dudes hand as some sort of symbolism, yet I honestly doubt he's friend with any black people.
post 1455589403 08-01-2016, 12:21 PM
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Originally Posted By seanb1979
yeah that stuff keeps me from identifying as conservative... im atheist and lean right on security/fiscal issues but left on some social issues... what bothers me about politics is people give you **** if you don't 'choose a team' - essentially saying having your own opinions is a **** idea
This is why I'm an independent.
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post 1455589853 08-01-2016, 12:23 PM
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Like a few others have said, The whole schooling system is rigged that way, Youre brainwashed from a very young age.
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post 1455590823 08-01-2016, 12:29 PM
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Originally Posted By Better
Lol, because what was liberal 350 years ago is exactly what it means now.
Heck even JFK would be a tough one to call if he was running today on his platform from the 60's.
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Me and about 90% of my college friends are conservatives/ are voting trump. I'm in a frat though so maybe that's why? Definitely a chit load of liberals/feminists at universities
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Originally Posted By sickh11
problem is you think of liberals as AIDS skrillex.

heres 1 liberal



so many dumbfuks on the misc. Almost as bad as the SJWs they're trying to criticize.
you cant even begin to compare politics of then vs now, the game has completely changed
A million miles away - I don't.. feel.... anything.
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I think it's the media plus the rate at which things have changed within our lifetime while growing up, social pressure is also an influence imo
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Originally Posted By rugby1994
I think it's the media plus the rate at which things have changed within our lifetime while growing up, social pressure is also an influence imo
People were saying the same thing 50 years ago though. srs It's all cyclic, they always had these 'movements'. But we forget about chit after a few years. Today the internet is a big form of media but back in the day it was more newspapers, TV, music, and radio. But it was still the same basic chit. Most of these people probably changed their views over the years and they'd be in their 60's and 70's now.









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Originally Posted By Retoaded
because liberal philosophy appeals to idealists. young people are idealists. they have not been adjusted to reality yet.
This. Green question didn't rise so far. When you see yours taxes go to someone else you lose idealism. Plus school teach leftism.
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Most college professors are people who failed in their respective fields and took a "safe" job with low risk in being a teacher

These types of people hate successful tenacious aggressive people who remind them of the people who beat them out in their fields and got the better higher paying jobs with more prestige

Therefore professors are secretly jealous self loathing people who vilify success and want more money and recognition for putting in less work

Falls in line with regressive left ideologies

Makes it their crusade to squash hunger for success and intellectual bravado in their students

Leads to them shoving regressive left ideas into their students heads





Also as stated idiots believe an idealistic world can be employed and don't understand corruption will always exist
Universities now practically liberal brainwashing factories
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Originally Posted By Retoaded
because liberal philosophy appeals to idealists. young people are idealists. they have not been adjusted to reality yet.
This is it. Social media has exacerbated this and cause it to explode. Young people with an idealistic world view can share their infectious thoughts with large numbers of other impressionable young people, CONSTANTLY.

Combine that fact with an increased minority ratio and you have what you see today. SJW training and indoctrination as far as the eye can see with no end in sight.

Can self confirm, formerly liberal teenager.
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Originally Posted By Kaduceus
Most college professors are people who failed in their respective fields and took a "safe" job with low risk in being a teacher

These types of people hate successful tenacious aggressive people who remind them of the people who beat them out in their fields and got the better higher paying jobs with more prestige

Therefore professors are secretly jealous self loathing people who vilify success and want more money and recognition for putting in less work

Falls in line with regressive left ideologies

Makes it their crusade to squash hunger for success and intellectual bravado in their students

Leads to them shoving regressive left ideas into their students heads

Also as stated idiots believe an idealistic world can be employed and don't understand corruption will always exist
Universities now practically liberal brainwashing factories
i dont see anything wrong with teaching kids that they can change the status quo. History is driven by change

Plenty of time post-grad to be given doses of reality anyways
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Originally Posted By .aeterna
Education

Look at high school curriculum and you'll see why younger generations tend to be more open-minded/liberal. Look at the most popular HS English books: 1984, To Kill a Mockingbird, A Separate Peace, Fahrenheit 451, Brave New World, etc. It's all literature based around promoting free-thinking (although the book 1984 may contradict that slightly, lmao).

Take a look at U.S. History and World Historyclasses and they tend to beanti-war,anti-slavery, etc. They are more tailored around encouraging world peace and unity rather than division. At least, that's how my history classes were. They took a close look at what led to all the major world conflicts (WW1, WW2, Vietnam War, Cold War, The Crusades, etc). Major theme was: History tends to repeat itself...so how to we (as a society), break the trend?

I should add though that my HS was pretty good at keeping any religious agendas out of the curriculum. I'd argue that the trend in more conservative states is quite different though.
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All liberal education classes are leftist. There is not a class about eugenics.
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Wtf is going on in here
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Will you fukk off with your teacher argument already?

I'm a teacher and I don't consider myself liberal nor do I indocrinate my students. Yes history classes portray wars, slavery etc as evil... no ****, do you expect them to say otherwise?
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Originally Posted By Hypernation
Because the Millennial Generation has always had things given to them, and they think that's just the way it is/should be. They don't grasp that for there to be a source of "giving", another group of persons have to work to accrue value first.

It's a horribly disillusioned sect and I'm disgusted to be apart of their populace.
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Because, with the exception of a few degrees, college is now something you do to avoid the real world.

Free everything really appeals to that type of crowd.
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