As I have stated many times before, the answers to the problems we face in America cannot be found on the right and left fringes of political ideology. The answers that are best for the majority of Americans and for the current and future stability of America can be found in the center, center-right, or center-left. Having said that, we always look at the Far-Right and Far-Left as two groups of people who are wholly different, with no similarities what-so-ever. Interestingly enough, if you look a bit deeper than the surface, you may just find that there are more similarities between the two groups than everyone thinks. Let's start with what drives someone to hold beliefs on the fringes of the political spectrum. Often times major events in one's life will drive them to have more extreme views on issues than the average person. This could include personally experienced violent acts, loss of loved ones to violence, the feeling that the healthcare ind...
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