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Okay, I've come across the word "choice" quite a lot. The Republicans seem to like talking about choice. Personally I think it's more along the lines of what a guy on the far right in the UK said: which was basically that you say stuff that people can't attack you for, rather than actually believing in what you're talking about.
School vouchers are one area where conservatives talk about choice. Now, personally I think this is a load of rubbish because in the UK they have choice for which school they want to send their kid to, they can choose any school if they can get their kid into that school, and there's no a school voucher to be seen.
But here's some examples:
http://www.ncsl.org/research/education/school-choice-vouchers.aspx
"Of the 27 states with some form of private school choice, "
How Dare Betsy DeVos Give American Families an Educational Choice
"How Dare Betsy DeVos Give American Families an Educational Choice"
But then when it comes to choice when electing people, they don't want much choice. When asked about Proportional Representation which would offer more choice of political parties, I think the lowest number of parties in a parliament with Proportional Representation if something like 5 or 6. Whereas in the US, the WHOLE of the US, it's two. That's not choice. FPTP is known as negative voting, in Germany they vote FPTP and PR on the same day and 10% of people switch their vote in positive voting PR to smaller parties and stick with the bigger parties in FPTP.
Private Manning Get's an Honorable Discharge and a Parade
The reason I brought this up is because Bush92 and Mindwars were having a go at Bradley/Chelsea Manning. They insulted her way of dressing. Which would be strange if they were pro-choice, but if they are pro-conformity, then it would make sense.
When it comes to drugs, the right aren't exactly pro-choice either.
School vouchers are one area where conservatives talk about choice. Now, personally I think this is a load of rubbish because in the UK they have choice for which school they want to send their kid to, they can choose any school if they can get their kid into that school, and there's no a school voucher to be seen.
But here's some examples:
http://www.ncsl.org/research/education/school-choice-vouchers.aspx
"Of the 27 states with some form of private school choice, "
How Dare Betsy DeVos Give American Families an Educational Choice
"How Dare Betsy DeVos Give American Families an Educational Choice"
But then when it comes to choice when electing people, they don't want much choice. When asked about Proportional Representation which would offer more choice of political parties, I think the lowest number of parties in a parliament with Proportional Representation if something like 5 or 6. Whereas in the US, the WHOLE of the US, it's two. That's not choice. FPTP is known as negative voting, in Germany they vote FPTP and PR on the same day and 10% of people switch their vote in positive voting PR to smaller parties and stick with the bigger parties in FPTP.
Private Manning Get's an Honorable Discharge and a Parade
The reason I brought this up is because Bush92 and Mindwars were having a go at Bradley/Chelsea Manning. They insulted her way of dressing. Which would be strange if they were pro-choice, but if they are pro-conformity, then it would make sense.
When it comes to drugs, the right aren't exactly pro-choice either.