[ SECRET POST #3066 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3066 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Christopher Walken]


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[Harry Potter/Parvati Patil]


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[The Mummy]


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[tokyo ghoul]


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[Ioan Gruffudd/Alexander Siddig/Dominic Keating/Max Pirkis]











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Comments

Re: It stopped raining here for the first time in like a week

[diet_poison]

Okay but I don't think we're talking about the same thing here. I'm not talking about libertarians. I'm talking about straight-up liberals in the US who seem conservative in comparison to other places, and I'm asking if their fiscal views is the reason why, because fiscally liberal in the US = fiscally conservative elsewhere, OR whether socially liberal in the US was ALSO seen as socially liberal elsewhere, which I rather doubt.

I get that it may be common in other places for the two to go so hand-in-hand that you can take for granted that one equals the other, but it's still a valid question and it's still possible to break down views by category.