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In reply to the discussion: Republicans growing more skeptical about evolution [View all]AZCat
(8,347 posts)24. I think some of it is inertia.
I know people who vote "Republican" because they always have. Other people only receive information from self-reinforcing sources and aren't able to recognize the growing gap between the propaganda and reality, particularly where the Republican party's efforts regarding their welfare is concerned.
Then there are a few who are rich, white, male assholes who know they are truly the only constituents of Republicanism. Not much can be done with them, unfortunately.
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I think you right, the crazy/stupid factor is getting concentrated more and more
Katashi_itto
Dec 2013
#10
I just have to look, or think about THEM to grow more skeptical about evolution too
JCMach1
Dec 2013
#16
Good point. I meant believing in CREATIONISM (and/ or not evolution) is like believing in Santa.
ErikJ
Dec 2013
#20
One in three Americans doesn't believe in evolution, according to new survey results from the PRC
lunasun
Dec 2013
#21
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napkinz
Dec 2013
#22
They can be skeptical all they want, but the truth doesn't go away because you don't believe in it.
Vashta Nerada
Dec 2013
#34
As long as evolution is put forth as something to "believe" in, as opposed to scientific fact,
TwilightGardener
Dec 2013
#41
Well, I'm not surprised. I've often found it is necessary to have a real life experience
Zorra
Dec 2013
#42
A bit of good news - Understanding of evolution increases with decreasing age
muriel_volestrangler
Dec 2013
#44