06-10-2014, 08:19 AM
sklineho Wrote:Without reading the study in-depth as I don't have time right now, what constitutes "politically tolerant"?
Quoted from the article from nheri.org:
Cheng used an instrument (e.g., a questionnaire) called the âcontent-controlled political tolerance scale.â In its first of two parts, the â⦠scale provides the respondent with a list of popular social and political groups, such as Republicans, gay-rights activists, or fundamentalist Christians. The respondent is asked to select the group with beliefs that he opposes the most ⦠The second part of the political tolerance scale measures the respondentâs willingness to extend basic civil liberties to members of his least-liked groupâ (p. 55). Participants were asked to respond to items such as the following:
1. âThe government should be able to tap the phones of [the least-liked group].â
2. âBooks that are written by members of the [the least-liked group] should be banned from the public library.â
3. âI would allow members of [the least-liked group] to live in my neighborhood.â (p. 60)
I don't know what the future holds, but I know Who holds the future.


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