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Question by Mitchell: Why do people tell me what I believe?
For example, I’m called anti-American because I’m liberal? WHAT? Why would someby wrongfully assume something about me before I speak?
Or that I’m an alarmist because I’m liberal. Once again, wrong.
Or that I’m a socialist because I’m liberal. Not wrong, but pretty far off. I want a mixed, merit-based social/capital economy.
Or that I’m pro-abortion because I’m Liberal. No, I’m pro-choice and I think the fed shouldn’t get invloved, but I’m against abortion.
Or that I don’t support the troops. Wrong again.
Or that I’m anti-gun because I’m liberal. Wrong.
Or that I party because I’m liberal and a high school student. Still wrong.
Or that I’m aethiest. Wrongish. I won’t say there is a god, and I won’t say there isn’t. I’m not arrogant enough to say that I should know.

And yet people still think they “know” me better than me, even though they haven’t even met me personally?
Why? And why continue? And why only in the politics section?
What happened to 412 KiD?
smartr-n-u:
I never voted liberal (I can’t vote). And I do support the troops. My uncle was in Iraq (he came home with something wrong with his legs and back), and I wrote to him and supported him.

Best answer:

Answer by Sam
Not only in the politics section, everywhere. Some people just like to stereotype. That’s all.

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