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by Beltalowda
1469 days ago
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> Isn't this basic demagoguery 101 -- attach huge social outcomes to the victory or loss of one political party? Isn't the entire point of politics and political parties to change social outcomes? "Your policy X will negatively impact social outcomes because reason Y while my policy Z will positively impact them" is a huge chunk of politics. Besides, I don't see how actually trying to measure outcomes of specific policies is "demagoguery"? The author(s) of this paper may be wrong (I didn't look too deeply at the study), but that's not the same as "demagoguery". |
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