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« Reply #452 on: April 26, 2012, 05:01:59 am » |
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Ok, I'm also intrigued now, since I, too, always assumed that women vote more left in all Western countries. Why is this not the case in the UK and France?
I have a vague feeling that working class women may be more socially conservative in some contexts but that seems like an unlikely explanation here.
Is there a strong divide in Sweden as well ? It's not nearly as strong as the US one, though it's clearly there. The 2010 the devide looked like this: (according to exit polls) Red-Greens: 44% (all) - 48% (women) - 41% (men) Alliance: 49% (all) - 46% (women) - 52% (men)
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Tradition is the enemy of progress.
A belief in Progress is now absolutely a traditional value. FREEDOM!!!
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« Reply #458 on: April 26, 2012, 12:10:30 pm » |
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Ghyl Tarvoke
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« Reply #472 on: April 26, 2012, 04:53:30 pm » |
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Canada  Surprised how right-wing the rest of the voters are though. The reason why Canada votes different become ridiculously obvious when you look at the breakdown... P.S: Does anyone have a blank map of the world? I'd like to do a map of this. Perhaps most curious spot: Panzergirl won the all-important country of South Sudan with a whopping 4 votes. I wonder what those voters are like... It's still nice to know that there is a significant left-leaning area in North America. It nicely fits into the cliches I've heard about french voters in English speaking countries...
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 These are ordinary people Joe, he just wanted to buy a bank Guess it's a question of perspective & choice of narrative method ...
... and that, by the way, is also one of the reasons why none of Eric Hobsbawm's books has been turned into a succesful Broadway musical so far.
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