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Conservatism


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Thomas-JeffersonJan 2, 10:56pm
as defined by leftists:

berkeley.edu/news/media/releases/2003/07/22_politics.shtml [berkeley.edu/news/media/releases/2003/07/22_politics.shtml]

personally I consider both liberal (as in libertarian) and conservative (as in traditionalist) on the Right.

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MorosophJan 3, 2:32am
It's a ridiculous game, I agree.

For an example of an equivalent mischaracterisation of the left by the right, check out this video: uk.youtube.com/watch [uk.youtube.com/watch]

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Thomas-JeffersonJan 4, 2:32pm
Wow, is that guy supposed to be Right-wing? The heritage foundation supports Bush, yes?

Bush can't be called "conservative" by any rational definition of the word, can he?

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ntltrmllgncJan 4, 2:36pm
The Heritage Foundation is right wing where it doesn't really matter.

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Thomas-JeffersonJan 4, 3:07pm
where is that?

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ntltrmllgncJan 5, 9:22am
They'll talk small govt but when it comes time to vote they'll push a RINO.

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Thomas-JeffersonJan 5, 9:27am
Sure, but that is because they are lying about being conservative or on the Right. If you look into the origins of neoconservatism they are leftists who became disillusioned with soviet Russia.

Sounds like trotskyites to me.


Conservatism

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