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(What you believe)
Moral identity
Belief in equality
(How you behave)
Living in a “pro social” way
Team-spiritedness, industry, perseverance, mutuality, reciprocity, responsibility, empathy, service, and cooperation
Culture of unity
Anthems, rituals, colors, and civic scriptures
A view of government as a tool to promote societal welfare and honesty among officials. Putting the interest of the people they serve before their own
Government as a mechanism for addressing issues that matter to individual citizens and for pursuing individual goals. People in this culture interact with the government in the same manner they would interact with a marketplace. They expect the government to provide goods and services they see as essential, and the public officials and bureaucrats who provide them expect to be compensated for their efforts
Why do people criticize Hofstadter
Hofstadter believed that right-wing movements feel like they are losing their country and blame hidden enemies for it.
Critics argue that calling the right paranoid is dismissive and ignores their real concerns. Instead of just fear, paranoia can also be used as a strategy to gain power (Chris Lehman’s view)
Paranoid mindset of americans that conspirtal thinking undermines political trust
While anxiety can heighten political engagement, it may also impair rational decision-making and promote extremism. Doom scrolling