> Look at the data, shows that people think that those unable to support
> themselves ought to be helped, etc.
Support for a set of unexplicated policies with vague ends does not tell us anything meaninful about policy leanings.
> If you puta racial tinge in the
> qiestons, it tilts the other way.
No, the fact that respondents project a racial tinge onto questions about AFDC etc. is what tilts the results in the opposite direction.
> They have strong labor movements in Europe, cosnsequently the rich have
less
> gold.
I'd also mention the role of electoral differences and the greater prominence of romantically individualistic norms in America. But then, I'd probably be wrong to do so.
-- Luke
> jks
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