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Originally Posted by Paul Markham
In the UK and most of Europe the swing of the less educated would be to the Left. They see Socialism as the side that will provide more for them.
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The ironic thing in the U.S.,is many of the people whom are against so called socialism, have their hand out in the welfare line and have been on it for years are Republican just the same as Democrat.. Yet if you listen the the right they pretend it's just a inner city issue..
Personally, I'm against long term welfare unless it's for elderly or disabled, but the problem is these people whom are habitual offenders of public assistance usually have kids and it's the kids that suffer. These habitual offenders come in all races and they vote both republican and democrat, despite what the right loves to proclaim that it's just an inner city black issue. You go to many of the southern and western states and they are filled with white people on foot stamps, just like when you go to big cities with large black or Hispanic population which are on them..
It's just another example, where an issues is politicized to use as a wedge between two teams rather than trying to fix the issues.