MochaRadha
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but what exactly makes someone a conservative or liberal. can you be both?
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sorry this is most likely a stupid question
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Conservatives like to collect money from the middle or poor
Liberals like to collect money from the rich
To be both is to be socialist, and to be neither is to be libertarian
Liberals like to collect money from the rich
To be both is to be socialist, and to be neither is to be libertarian
freethinker44
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Heck, you can be conservative and liberal on the SAME issue. For example, I am against the death penalty (liberal) but I am all for ending someone's life if they have demonstrated they do not deserve it (conservative). I am only against the death penalty because I don't believe any government should have the power to kill it's citizens.
Finally! Someone who agrees with me!
I get the feeling Bashar al-Assad's story will ensure that this is a fixture for the future.
Father Heathen
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Conservatives favor fiscal freedoms and social restrictions, whereas liberals favor fiscal restrictions and social freedoms. Libertarians (if you go by the U.S. definition) favors fiscal and social freedoms, whereas authoritarians favor fiscal and social restrictions.