RE: Does Social Issues matter when deciding your political affiliation?
November 18, 2021 at 2:17 pm
I didn't choose a political party. It's more a form of pattern recognition. I see myself in certain groups and not others. As a practical matter, political parties are somewhat artificial groupings that ignores how heterogeneous the political landscape is, and that parties drift and change constantly. A Trump Republican probably would have a lot of disagreement with a Reaganite, or a Goldwater conservative. Heck, despite being largely middle Democrat to progressive, there are progressive positions that strike me as unreasonably extreme.
Like religious belief or denomination, I didn't choose my party, it is simply what aligns best with what I believe.
Like religious belief or denomination, I didn't choose my party, it is simply what aligns best with what I believe.
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