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Old 25-02-2018, 09:10 PM #15
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No the problem is so many see issues as black and white.

The party system, particularly in the US, makes people support wrong ideas just because it's the opinion their party holds. For instance, Republicans who might not "believe" in climate change because it's Democrat's agenda to reduce fossil fuel emissions. Same with issues like Gun control and health care system etc

I think in the West it's the US in particular who have very poor morals - look who got elected! Here in Canada there are also many cities full of ignorant ignorant people
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