by Jadey - Vive la difference on October 30th, 2009

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Why do so many Americans insist on grouping each other into Conservative or Liberal. Isn't it possible that a person is not best defined by the party he or she votes for? If you like to identify yourself with one party or political ideology, why?

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  • by ZiggyStardust on October 30th, 2009

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    It's not American's... And it's not just politics. Although it does drive me crazy how American's have this 'You're a republican, you must be an ignorant, intolerant, narrow-minded racist'... 'You're a democrat, you must be a whiney, politically correct pansy with no back-bone' Mentality you seem to have going over there.

    Every single person we meet, we categorise almost instantly. Theist/Atheist, rich/poor, Nationality, male or female, attractive/unattractive, Smart/Dumb, Young/Old... The list goes on! We treat people differently according to which of these attributes they have, and comparing them to our own... It's just human nature in my opinion.

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