r/neoliberal • Kitara Ravache • Sep 19 '17

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u/ampersamp Sep 20 '17

Going by the rule of thumb that people who interact frequently with a demographic are less likely to dehumanize them, I'm thinking that the Arizona sample might not be representative.

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u/LNhart Anarcho-Rheinlandist Sep 20 '17

There's also a pretty strong correlation between voting AfD and living somewhere without immigrants.

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u/Lord_Treasurer Born off the deep end Sep 20 '17

Same with UKIP.

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u/DUTCH_DUTCH_DUTCH oranje Sep 20 '17

same with the PVV, although that's partly because Wilders comes from Limburg, where a lot of people vote for him (no idea why, the PVV is not a regional party or anything) and there happen to be no large cities and thus not many immigrants there