It's usually a good idea to gather hard data (as "hard" as a survey can be, anyway) even if the results seem obvious, sometimes it brings surprising results. It can also serve as a base measurement for whether the issue is worsening or improving if you repeat the survey.
That's not what poVoq said. At all. Please don't misrepresent others comments.
Surveys can indeed be manipulated by changing the wording of questions. But poVoq's point is that you can trace right-wing notions both in terms of election results and in terms of representative surveys.
It’s usually a good idea to gather hard data (as “hard” as a survey can be, anyway) even if the results seem obvious, sometimes it brings surprising results. It can also serve as a base measurement for whether the issue is worsening or improving if you repeat the survey.
Not a fan of these anti-science takes I'm reading here TBH.
Oh, not necessarily. I am half French, half Italian, and living in Mecklenburg. And I can assure you that here a good chunk of Germans don't care if you are Asian, Middle eastern, polish, African, Ukrainian, latino... You are an Ausländer in any case.
Totally agree, in my personal experience, there's a bunch of douches. But hey we have them in Italy and France too. Spartans where right tossing some people from Tagete after all
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And water is wet 🙄 Those 20% AfD voters are not ghosts that only come out when there is an election.
It's usually a good idea to gather hard data (as "hard" as a survey can be, anyway) even if the results seem obvious, sometimes it brings surprising results. It can also serve as a base measurement for whether the issue is worsening or improving if you repeat the survey.
That's not what poVoq said. At all. Please don't misrepresent others comments.
Surveys can indeed be manipulated by changing the wording of questions. But poVoq's point is that you can trace right-wing notions both in terms of election results and in terms of representative surveys.
It's pretty similar in Australia. I hear similar things about Japan.
A survey needed to be done?
Just strap a camera onto a black or Asian person and have them walk the atreets
It’s usually a good idea to gather hard data (as “hard” as a survey can be, anyway) even if the results seem obvious, sometimes it brings surprising results. It can also serve as a base measurement for whether the issue is worsening or improving if you repeat the survey.
Not a fan of these anti-science takes I'm reading here TBH.
Oh, not necessarily. I am half French, half Italian, and living in Mecklenburg. And I can assure you that here a good chunk of Germans don't care if you are Asian, Middle eastern, polish, African, Ukrainian, latino... You are an Ausländer in any case.
Totally agree, in my personal experience, there's a bunch of douches. But hey we have them in Italy and France too. Spartans where right tossing some people from Tagete after all