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How many of your views in world politics reflect your parents' views?

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I TO DA GEEZY:
There is this sutdy I've once read in my Psychology class about "Cognitive Dissonance" (- Lack of conscious balance, a psychological state of conflict over a number of possible choices) where the researcher claimed that when 2 people who consider themselves in a close/friendly relationship encounter a difference of opinion on an issue both consider to be significant there are 3 possible outcomes:
1. Person A would find a rationalization to match the opinion of person B
2. Person B would find a rationalization to match the opinion of person A
3. The relationship would cease to exist.


This leads to my question since the primary close relationship most people experience is the child\parent relationship, so tell me are your views on such a significant issue as world politics resemble your parents' views?

Javier:
Nope, and I have a great relationship with my parents

I TO DA GEEZY:

--- Quote from: Mr. Pink on October 22, 2005, 03:19:11 PM ---Nope, and I have a great relationship with my parents

--- End quote ---

I wonder whether both you and your parents consider Politics to be a significant issue?

Javier:
Yeah it is. 

I TO DA GEEZY:
Interesting! I guess that it's not universal then...

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