ozimoron
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Here's some more Republican voters are very obedient. Today's version of conservatism functions almost as a religion, offering simple solutions to complex problems. https://www.salon.com/2017/10/10/historian-nancy-maclean-were-under-attack-by-a-right-wing-machine/ At its heart, Populism is the offer of simple solutions to the complex problems that have caused disaffection and anger across the world. The worst thing the progressive movement can do in response is to seek simple solutions to Populism. https://www.popandpolitics.net/populism-a-complex-problem-with-complex-solutions/ https://paedspoliticsbiscuits.wordpress.com/2021/04/08/simple-solutions-for-complex-problems-a-habit-the-tories-just-cant-quit/ When people are left to make political decisions on their own they drift toward the simple solutions right-wing populists worldwide offer: a deadly mix of xenophobia, racism and authoritarianism. https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2019/09/08/shawn-rosenberg-democracy-228045/ Particularly in the popular media, populism is conflated with demagoguery, political manipulation, the provision of simple solutions to complex problems, and the promotion of a black-and-white view of politics and the world in general https://www.oxfordhandbooks.com/view/10.1093/oxfordhb/9780190274559.001.0001/oxfordhb-9780190274559-e-5
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THE WEEK THAT WAS On racism and stereotyping in Thailand
ozimoron replied to rooster59's topic in Thailand News
Racist BS -
THE WEEK THAT WAS On racism and stereotyping in Thailand
ozimoron replied to rooster59's topic in Thailand News
Evidence? Why am I always asking for evidence for these ridiculous claims and never getting it? -
The second characteristic of the conservative temperament, which is closely related to the first, is an aversion to abstract argument and theorizing. ------- Whereas the liberal consciously articulates abstract theories, the conservative instinctively embraces concrete traditions. For just this reason, many authorities on conservatism have been led to deny that it is a genuine ideology, regarding it instead as a relatively inarticulate state of mind. https://www.britannica.com/topic/conservatism/Legacy-and-prospects It has practically achieved the state of an axiom in our field that liberals are more complex thinkers than conservatives. This is not without reason. Meta-analyses—covering a vast array of evi- dence related to dogmatism, uncertainty avoidance, openness to experience, need for closure, and inte- grative complexity—suggest that liberals are indeed more complex than conservatives https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwiRxLar0PL0AhUYfnAKHaJ6A24QFnoECAEQAQ&url=https%3A%2F%2Fhs.umt.edu%2Fpoliticalcognition%2Fdocuments%2Fpublications%2FConway%20et%20al%202015_Political%20Psychology.pdf&usg=AOvVaw1Vky-M1hC3bVnR4cdZGNxZ ---------------- Such an asymmetry would be consistent with mounting evidence that, in comparison with liberals, conservatives in the United States and other Western countries score higher on measures of dogmatism, cognitive rigidity, intolerance of ambiguity and uncertainty, self-deception, and threat sensitivity—and lower on measures of need for cognition, integrative complexity, cognitive reflection, intelligence, and analytical reasoning (see Jost, 2017). Conservatives are also more likely to adopt an “intuitive” cognitive style (Deppe et al., 2015; Talhelm et al., 2015), which tends to be associated with conspiratorial thinking https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/pops.12681
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THE WEEK THAT WAS On racism and stereotyping in Thailand
ozimoron replied to rooster59's topic in Thailand News
Tell me how white people suffer disadvantage from racism. I'm not interested in hurt feelings from name calling, I'm interested in real consequences at a systemic level. -
Virologist Recommends Mixing and Matching COVID Vaccines
ozimoron replied to Jonathan Fairfield's topic in Thailand News
Astrazenica and Pfizer, both received in Australia. -
THE WEEK THAT WAS On racism and stereotyping in Thailand
ozimoron replied to rooster59's topic in Thailand News
Harris' claim as described by you is racist drivel, if he even made it. -
Virologist Recommends Mixing and Matching COVID Vaccines
ozimoron replied to Jonathan Fairfield's topic in Thailand News
Rubbish. Your completely wrong. The Chinese vaccines are accepted for travel. In Thailand the only thing that changes is the waiting time for the booster. Your claim that people need to be revaccinated from scratch is false. -
Virologist Recommends Mixing and Matching COVID Vaccines
ozimoron replied to Jonathan Fairfield's topic in Thailand News
You do understand that it's official policy in many countries to permit mixing and matching the vaccines? Including in my country, Australia, -
Virologist Recommends Mixing and Matching COVID Vaccines
ozimoron replied to Jonathan Fairfield's topic in Thailand News
II already did it. Nothing happened. -
THE WEEK THAT WAS On racism and stereotyping in Thailand
ozimoron replied to rooster59's topic in Thailand News
We obviously all agree to that. This thread is about racism, not who you do or don't like. -
Virologist Recommends Mixing and Matching COVID Vaccines
ozimoron replied to Jonathan Fairfield's topic in Thailand News
The story was about mixing vaccines. Try to stay on topic. If you wish to claim he had an ulterior motive in saying that then put up some evidence or stop engaging in baseless claims. -
Virologist Recommends Mixing and Matching COVID Vaccines
ozimoron replied to Jonathan Fairfield's topic in Thailand News
Ok, show me a credible authority stating otherwise. -
THE WEEK THAT WAS On racism and stereotyping in Thailand
ozimoron replied to rooster59's topic in Thailand News
no thanks, if it's not suitable to post here then 'nuff said. -
THE WEEK THAT WAS On racism and stereotyping in Thailand
ozimoron replied to rooster59's topic in Thailand News
I would if you'd post a link. I can't find one so I'll remain skeptical of that claim. Meanwhile your post appears to make the assertion that everyone has racist tendencies and therefore normalises racism. I reject that notion out of hand. -
THE WEEK THAT WAS On racism and stereotyping in Thailand
ozimoron replied to rooster59's topic in Thailand News
Then they must not have had white friends. If you stretch this tenuous line of reasoning any further it's going to snap. -
THE WEEK THAT WAS On racism and stereotyping in Thailand
ozimoron replied to rooster59's topic in Thailand News
The first time I went to the Philippines was in 1994. It was not long after the American military had abandoned the Clark AFB in 1991. I had an Australian friend who was friends with Denis Rodman's father and who had a bar in an area called Lakandula. This was across a park adjacent the main bar area alongside which the main entrance to the base ran. In this area was a number of black owned bars congregated and the area in general was home to many black ex servicemen. There had been many more. I got the impression there had been a distinctly segregated community where back personnel had lived and congregated away from the white community. I know this proves nothing but it's at least equivalent to your weak anecdotal evidence that segregation was rejected. -
Health experts used to consider 2 to 3 standard drinks as not harmful to your health but modern advice is that there is no safe limit.
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THE WEEK THAT WAS On racism and stereotyping in Thailand
ozimoron replied to rooster59's topic in Thailand News
Are you choosing to dislike individuals based on actions or behaviour? - no. Are you choosing to dislike entire races for any reason? = yes. Are you choosing to like individuals based on actions or behaviour? = no Are you choosing to like entire races for any reason? = no.