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Yes, but what about the Republican Stupidity Quotient? NBachers Mar 2013 #1
Oh, it's in there. sofa king Mar 2013 #16
fascinating paper! Rosa Luxemburg Mar 2013 #31
Yes it is. sofa king Mar 2013 #33
Bravo IrishAyes Mar 2013 #43
"difficulty understanding anything ambiguous or complex." Kali Mar 2013 #37
You have the makings of a sig line there. RC Mar 2013 #51
Some people believe any garbage whistler162 Mar 2013 #2
The OP article was printed on the internet, and so was this comment. alfredo Mar 2013 #13
Ever-since the earth was created 5000 years ago... Larry Ogg Mar 2013 #17
That's where... IrishAyes Mar 2013 #44
I look forward to additional studies... immoderate Mar 2013 #3
what they're arguing is *not* genetic magical thyme Mar 2013 #4
So in broad terms, a portion of conservatism may be a symptom of PTSD? Thor_MN Mar 2013 #5
Could relate to fear of change and need to control one's environment. socialindependocrat Mar 2013 #6
Expansion on the thought GeoWilliam750 Mar 2013 #24
Sounds about right to me IrishAyes Mar 2013 #46
I don't know that I would define it that way... magical thyme Mar 2013 #11
Nurture or Nature? Larry Ogg Mar 2013 #20
no, conservatism... magical thyme Mar 2013 #35
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Well, maybe more generally, DESNOS-- Jackpine Radical Mar 2013 #53
that makes sense magical thyme Mar 2013 #54
I agree with you to some extent. The fear factor can come from other sources such as extreme jwirr Mar 2013 #7
As someone who experience terrible panic attacks for years, I can say it didnt cause right wingism.. JoeBlowToo Mar 2013 #12
Yes, my brother and granddaughter both are good Dems. jwirr Mar 2013 #14
I've always been liberal and nonconformist BlancheSplanchnik Mar 2013 #26
it's like the difference between my eldest sister and I, magical thyme Mar 2013 #30
A tip of the shamrock to you IrishAyes Mar 2013 #48
here's the explanation that makes sense to me: certainot Mar 2013 #34
Probably because IrishAyes Mar 2013 #45
I blame religion SpartanDem Mar 2013 #47
This required a study? davidthegnome Mar 2013 #8
And, less surprisingly, fox news is more dedicated to stoking fear than anything else bhikkhu Mar 2013 #9
I Have A Fear of Guns otohara Mar 2013 #10
I have a fear of strangers....and crowds AlbertCat Mar 2013 #15
We are dealing with people who ThoughtCriminal Mar 2013 #18
+100000 BlancheSplanchnik Mar 2013 #27
YEAH, THE BELIEFS OF MANY OF MY FELLOW AMERICANS TRULY RESEMBLE EITHER drynberg Mar 2013 #42
The Most Profound Statement In The Article Reads DallasNE Mar 2013 #19
smack in that age group - 49. maxsolomon Mar 2013 #21
I wonder if it is a brain wave thing... mrsadm Mar 2013 #22
One would probably need brain cells for waves to be transmitted? Rosa Luxemburg Mar 2013 #32
Matches what John Dean discovered and wrote... Grins Mar 2013 #23
now I want that book! BlancheSplanchnik Mar 2013 #28
The Authoritarians by Bob Altemeyer. reACTIONary Mar 2013 #29
Yes, this. Avalux Mar 2013 #39
Hey, d'ya think... IrishAyes Mar 2013 #49
So, basically, conservatives are paranoid psychos? Andy Stanton Mar 2013 #25
This message was self-deleted by its author damnedifIknow Mar 2013 #36
Check out these two books!! bluedeer71 Mar 2013 #38
I will have to read that, but this is a good time to tell a joke davidpdx Mar 2013 #40
Lets not get "to much" information from this study, happyslug Mar 2013 #41
Very thoughtful post IrishAyes Mar 2013 #50
I knew there was a legitimate reason people vote against their own best interest. liberal N proud Mar 2013 #52
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