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Political Prejudice

One the biggest problems in American and world politics.
Political Prejudice Negative effects can been seen everywhere.
In Congress/Parliament, in the Media, around your community, and in your own home.
Political Prejudiced can stall legislators hampering progress as well as preventing politicians from finding common ground.

Political Prejudiced can not be found in one party or political philosophy.
Everyone is a victim of Political Prejudice.
Political Prejudice by ????^_^???? September 30, 2007
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Political prejudice

A type of social bias where an individual develops an intolerance for certain people based on their political ideology and or political identity. This often starts by an individual thinking the political identity and or ideology they have is superior to the others. It tends to be quite prevalent in the U.S. government these days, which helps to facilitate large amounts of bipartisan bickering over whether or not to respond to it and how to respond. As a result, it often impedes their ability to effectively mobilize on various issues. In society, it causes people to commit various types of crimes and disrespect people who hold different views then they do.
Brian does not like Yasmine because she is a supporter of the Libertarian party and he presumes that Republicans have a superior ideology compared to theirs, even though he does not frequently examine their political ideology to see how it has changed over the years. He has a political prejudice.
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