The Stereotypes Of Democratic People

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When I think of the term democratic I think of someone who makes laws for the people, by the people. A democratic person does not make a decision based on what he/she feels is right for the people he represents. The people he represents, tells him their issues and what they would like to change and the democratic representative takes those changes to congress.
A bigot is someone who thinks that they are of a higher stature and their thoughts and opinions are all that matters. Bigots tend to think that they are superior and everyone else is inferior. These people are the hardest to get along with because their opinions seem to be the only ones that matter and engaging in an intellectual argument with them could be a difficult task.
Feminist is someone who believes in the equality between men and women. These women feel that women can do anything that men do and should be treated the same way a man is treated. They feel as if women should be acknowledged on the same level as men not only socially but economically and politically as well. These same women also empower those women who may run for office; it is possible that for this election they may vote for Hilary Clinton. Feminists reject the thought of the princess being the damsel in distress, and feel that the princess can be her own hero and that she does not need a …show more content…
These conservative people may not be outspoken but may speak only when they feel it is necessary to address an issue. When think about the term conservative I think about my aunt Marie. She is one of the most put together women I know, she carries herself with such grace and any conversation you have with her is nothing but intellectual. She is not one to talk out of turn or loudly express her opinion. When she feels as if an issue needs to be addressed she is nothing but respectful in the way the she communicates with a
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