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    Default Re: Republicanism and Liberalism

    Quote Originally Posted by Banquo's Ghost View Post
    Calm yourself.

    Nowhere did I charge social conservatives with being ignorant. Nor that they seek to control everyone's morality.

    I simply highlighted the paradox between those who seek limited government and those who seek increased government regulation of morality being in the same camp. I did so in the context of the evolution of party platforms and values.
    I'm not seething.

    I thought that the point of your "unholy alliance" statement was to suggest that Social Conservatives are big government, big brother conservatives - inherently at odds with fiscal conservatives.

    I believe that there is a sensible hands-off brand of domestic social conservatism. If you don't believe that it exists, ask Ron Paul.

    Protecting the unborn is a very different point than restricting a woman's right to choose things for herself.
    Last edited by ICantSpellDawg; 11-21-2008 at 18:32.
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