I would be willing to bet that you can
repeat his experiment over and over.
This was a surprisingly interesting and helpful experience — I
highly recommend it. With three exceptions, I found something to
like about everyone I talked to (though I strongly disagreed with
many of the things they said). Although it shouldn't have
surprised me given the voting data, I was definitely surprised by
the diversity of the people I spoke to — I did not expect to talk
to so many Muslims, Mexicans, Black people, and women in the
course of this project.
What they are is afraid of the so-called "tolerance" of the open-minded leftists.
Almost everyone I asked was willing to talk to me, but almost
none of them wanted me to use their names — even people from very
red states were worried about getting "targeted by those people
in Silicon Valley if they knew I voted for him." One person in
Silicon Valley even asked me to sign a confidentiality agreement
before she would talk to me, as she worried she'd lose her job if
people at her company knew she was a strong Trump supporter.
Yes the left goes out of their way to be inclusive of everyone but people that don't think the way they do. Ideological thought-crime is everywhere these days.
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