You believe in maintaining traditional societal structures while also recognizing the need for progress and change in certain areas.
The "Ambivalent Right" is a term used to describe a political ideology that combines elements of both conservative and liberal viewpoints. This ideology is characterized by a sense of ambivalence or uncertainty towards traditional right-wing or conservative principles. It is not a strictly defined political group, but rather a broad category that encompasses a range of views and attitudes.
The Ambivalent Right ideology emerged as a response to the perceived rigidity and dogmatism of traditional right-wing politics. It is often associated with individuals who may agree with…
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How do you define 'freedom of speech' in a diverse society with varying sensibilities?
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The right to free speech to a certain extent, like time, place, and manner. Or dangerous speech.
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Feedom of speech without restraint except treats or deformation. No consideration should be taken legally for simply being offended. Offense is a receivers choice not the speaker
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the right to express any opinions without censorship or restraint.
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The right of a person to speak their opinions and ideas freely without consequences from the government.
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How do you feel when your personal values align with one political party on some issues, but another party on different issues?
It can feel conflicted or uncertain when my personal values align with different political parties on various issues.
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It just happens. Just need to know what issues you don't agree with more.
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I evaluate my priorities and which issues I value most, and then vote according to that.
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What's an example where a blend of conservative and liberal approaches solved a complex problem?
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It establishes common view points and increases teamwork.
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In what areas do you think conservative views should be challenged to promote equality and fairness?
They should be more open minded to how people live and what they’ve gone through, especially when it comes to healthcare and immigration.
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In areas where they control our whole lives. If it affects everyone it should be fair.
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Healthcare, where money is being put from the Government.
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In what way has a change in your local community positively affected your life, even if it initially seemed unwelcome?
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they are the only group on the political right in which majorities favor legal abortion and say marijuana should be legal for recreational and medical use.
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Increased spending on public transportation and outdoor trails.
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Where do you draw the line between moral principles and practical policies in governance?
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The line draws very thin There are a lot of aspects in situations where it is best for overall people but it’s not morally right. A lot of what America or in the United States does to get things done fast and efficient manner is always an often not good for the overall people. The government policies should adhere to moral standards to an extent. An extent for human rights and not religious aspects. Individual beliefs should not counter over overall morals. Rights and equality should be implemented and policies. but the individual beliefs shouldn’t impact the overall impact of these individuals
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The line draws very thin There are a lot of aspects in situations where it is best for overall people but it’s not morally right. A lot of what America or in the United States does to get things done fast and efficient manner is always an often not good for the overall people. The government policies should adhere to moral standards to an extent. An extent for human rights and not religious aspects. Individual beliefs should not counter over overall morals. Rights and equality should be implemented and policies. but the individual beliefs shouldn’t impact the overall impact of these individuals. Such as for example abortion all the Benefits would outweigh the moral aspect due to various situations. Because morality should impact policy in human rights and equality but not in sacrifice of them.
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What issue do you believe needs reform, yet still respect traditional viewpoints?
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one issue that needs to be reformed is defending yourself in a school setting.
They should try to get the older generation to see what the modern day problem is by more progressive ideas than regressive policies.
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What approach would you take to address technological advancements that conflict with your personal values?
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I don't like that people are making robots to look like people. I don't like that people are making camera glasses.
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What does 'moderate' mean to you in the context of political beliefs?
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For me, I understand moderate to mean a middle-ground mentality when tackling the political issues of today. Just like in today's topic on the "Ambivalent Right," some views align more conservatively while others more liberally, focusing on the nuance of the situation instead of holding fast to either side of the issue.
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Moderate to me tends to mean relatively left social beliefs and right leaning economic beliefs, except in the case of LGBT issues and BIPOC issues
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What's a social cause you feel passionately about, and how do you advocate for it without alienating friends with different views?
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A more current social cause I feel passionately about is the war occurring in Gaza and the genocide of the Palestinian people. My strategy to have conversations regarding this topic with those I know don't feel as passionately about it as I do, or may be ignorant of the situation's true gravity, is to approach the topic with the proper sensitivity it deserves and avoid any accusatory statements towards the other person. I find that if you share credible resources and facts about a topic and avoid being overly confrontational or aggressive, people are more willing to listen. approaching any sensitive topic that I feel strongly about with an attitude of education and collaboration rather than preparing for an argument tends to result in a more positive, neutral end goal.
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In what situations have you found that adapting old ways to new challenges leads to better outcomes?
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By using information I have learned in the past to apply knowledge to new challenged I may face.
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The wisdom and experience from the past can give good ideas for leading teams.
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When forming an opinion, how do you weigh your individual freedoms against societal norms?
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I feel my freedoms are a little more reserved than most, as others have the ability to go out when they want, or have more money, but I honestly prefer it that way, since I know I will most likely be more prepared for the world.
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I would say thier the same so I wouldn't change it
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What changes would you make to a long-standing tradition in your community to adapt to new societal needs?
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We could make more places open to LQBTQ communties people
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Which event in recent history has changed one of your long-held beliefs, and why?
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the rally on the capital. That showed how much someone can put together this group and how when that one person says something, the rest follow like ants and completely what that one person said to do
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Insurrection on the capital. It is wrong to turn on your country because your mad about others being able to live the life that was promised through the constitution and in response you want to “show them” whose in control
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