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Originally Posted by ricky.agrawal
ricky.agrawal : 5.25 / -2.46
burkleymh : -3.5 / 1.79
statdoc : 4.00 / 1.28
WagnerX5 : -3.38 / -0.36
DinanX5 : -4.50 / -2.51
Mrs. DinanX5 : -3.50 / -2.41
What I'm really curious is how much I'll change again after a year or two in college. I know from 2002 to now I've had two very liberal-minded history teachers (apparently they said they taught that perspective to outbalance the conservative textbook.. which it was so I appreciate that). On top of that I've been taught that the (I hope I get this term right) political dichromatism doesn't mean much in ways of how an individuals actions can be categorized. Oh so much blah blah blah 
This will be fun to see where people side once elections start up! |
Agreed! Surveys like this are fun (I've been passing it around the office... ), and sometimes they're even enlightening. e.g. I know a couple of people here at work that fancy themselves pretty conservative, but their 'compass' reading pointed more toward Gandhi than Bush!!
Like you said Ricky, this doesn't mean their actions/beliefs will always stay consistent with this 'for fun' survey, but it tells me that sometimes people allow themselves to be herded into a certain camp of thought and politics, when in reality, they're more aligned elsewhere...
01-23-2006, 03:12 PM
j/k 
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