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I’m young, bright, and on the Right – but voting for Labour
(www.telegraph.co.uk)
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If you’re on the right I doubt you’re bright.
I'm incredibly left wing, but slinging insults like this isn't helping to close the gap and persuade people to help build a fairer society. There are many, very intelligent right wing thinkers who I mainly disagree with.
I'd say more extreme views, whether right-wing or left-wing, tend to be associated with dogmatism and rigidity, which are more appealing to less intelligent people
The author of the article didn't start they were extremely right wing