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Reading through the Project 2025 PDF is insane
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So it's not a lack of critical thinking, but not being able to take the time to critically think about one's decision is not a lack of critical thinking?
I don't think it's responsible to vote for a party if one is not able to critically think about their choice. Then he maybe shouldn't have voted at all, if there was really no time to think a bit about it. And it really doesn't take that much. However, the limiting the available information is indeed a problem to form such critical thoughts. Still, making a choice despite knowing one is not able to form a well-informed opinion, is again a sign of a lack of critical thinking to me.
No, of course they don't want to. They just do.
My wording was a figure of speech of course, but still, in my experience and from what I can tell, conservative parties have been more detrimental to the progress and benefit of a society as a whole than being beneficial.