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@9TG26DH
from Ontario
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8mos
8MO
Which political ideology do you most identify with?
Individualism. Individualism is a political ideology that emphasizes the moral worth and inherent rights of the individual. It is rooted in the belief that each…
How do you find the courage to pursue paths less traveled by others in your community, and what impact has this had on your personal growth?
There should be a stronger focus on community rather than individuals personal interests.
@9TG26DH
from Ontario
answered…
8mos
8MO
Which political ideology do you most identify with?
Pacifism. Pacifism is a political ideology that fundamentally opposes war and violence as a means of settling disputes. It is rooted in the belief that peaceful…
In what ways do you think social media platforms can contribute to a culture of peace rather than conflict?
They can't and they won't. Social media platforms rely on division in order to keep people interested in their engagement on the app.
@9TG26DH
from Ontario
answered…
8mos
8MO
Which political ideology do you most identify with?
Affirmative Action. Affirmative Action is a political ideology and policy framework that aims to redress historical and systemic inequalities and discrimination…
Do you think it's important to have people from different backgrounds and cultures represented in your classes; why or why not?
I do because different perspectives in issues will result in a fairer democracy.
@9TG26DH
from Ontario
answered…
8mos
8MO
Which political ideology do you most identify with?
Natural Rights. The "Natural Rights" political ideology is a philosophical concept that asserts that certain rights are inherent by virtue of human na…
If freedom of speech is a natural right, where, if at all, should lines be drawn, and who should draw them?
Freedom of speech isn't freedom from consequence, if you're spreading hateful messaging then it shouldn't count under freedom of speech.
