Originally Posted by AntiochusIII
fair post
but are "ideals" distinctly liberal?
Originally Posted by AntiochusIII
But liberalism and conservatism are political viewpoints.
In fact, children often have the tendency to either follow their parents' beliefs blindly or break from their parents' beliefs blindly. So it is like 50/50 that a conservative's son/daughter will turn either conservative like their parent or liberal againts their parents.
You're saying like these two are different species...
Both liberalism and conservatism are in our blood, by the way. We always wants to be free and do what we want, when we want; and become idealistic (liberal) and yet we always want things to go our way, to have regulations, to preserve your tradition, etc; with is "conservative."
fair post
but are "ideals" distinctly liberal?
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