Liberals do have more mental
health issues
Posted By: DVC, 7/14/2021 3:02:05 AM
When I see an article titled "Over 50% of Liberal, White Women Under 30 Have A Mental Health Issue, Are We Worried Yet?," I'm going to read it. Mostly out of curiosity — is there something to the long-standing joke that liberalism is a mental disorder? Well, turns out, there is. The article, written by Elizabeth Condra in Evie Magazine, focuses on young, white women because that is the magazine's reading demographic. But, upon further investigation of the Pew American Trends Panel: Wave 64 study, it turns out that for white women and men, in every age group, there are more mental health issues for liberals than conservatives.
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Liberals do have more mental
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When I see an article titled "Over 50% of Liberal, White Women Under 30 Have A Mental Health Issue, Are We Worried Yet?," I'm going to read it. Mostly out of curiosity — is there something to the long-standing joke that liberalism is a mental disorder? Well, turns out, there is.
The article, written by Elizabeth Condra in Evie Magazine, focuses on young, white women because that is the magazine's reading demographic. But, upon further investigation of the Pew American Trends Panel: Wave 64 study, it turns out that for white women and men, in every age group, there are more mental health issues for liberals than conservatives.
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Forget about Booting Biden
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They really ARE crazy, a great reason to never marry a leftist woman - fifty-fifty chance you get a lunatic.
The question is, Did they become lefties because they a crazy, or are they crazy because they are lefties? It seems like the insanity is a pre-existing condition, and the dysfunctional thinkng leads to buying the whole commie/lefty line of baloney.