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If you would have asked me yesterday where I stood in the realm of politics, I could not have given you an honest answer. I know what my parents would want me to say, but as I grow and develop on my own I see that my beliefs and values differ from theirs. Though I have not perused my interests in politics, Sargent has proven to be a helpful guide in assisting me to decipher where I stand politically. An ideology is how people perceive the world through their own values and beliefs. It affects one’s thought processes as well as their actions. When applying ideologies to politics, Sargent (2003) states it is “through ideologies we come to know the right meaning of justice, liberty, equality, and so forth, and we ‘know’ that other meanings given to these concepts are wrong” (p.
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