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That's honestly it. Right wing Americans don't want other people to get access to things. They think rights are a pie. If 'they' get a slice, I'll end up with less of it. Rather it's actually a bakery... You pay into it and you just get pie.
That's an interesting analogy I've never heard before. Thanks for sharing
No they want to grow the pie, but just for themselves.
They want the whole pie to themselves.
The idea of sharing is the problem. Conservatism is an "All for me" mentality.
Happy pi day btw
What is so surprising is that they are willing to have less pie for themselves to ensure that they would have more pie if they suddenly became wealthy.