Difference between revisions of "Category:Classical conservatives"

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This category includes Conservapedia users who are not conservative in the American sense of the word; but rather according to the established European tradition of Classical or Social Conservativism. They may or may not be socially conservative in the American sense of the term. Their idea of what conservativism is about is highly developed and they can engage in academic debates about various political issues from their Conservative point of departure. Many look to [[Edmund Burke]] as their historical ideologue.
 
This category includes Conservapedia users who are not conservative in the American sense of the word; but rather according to the established European tradition of Classical or Social Conservativism. They may or may not be socially conservative in the American sense of the term. Their idea of what conservativism is about is highly developed and they can engage in academic debates about various political issues from their Conservative point of departure. Many look to [[Edmund Burke]] as their historical ideologue.
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This category includes Conservapedia users who are not conservative in the American sense of the word; but rather according to the established European tradition of Classical or Social Conservativism. They may or may not be socially conservative in the American sense of the term. Their idea of what conservativism is about is highly developed and they can engage in academic debates about various political issues from their Conservative point of departure. Many look to Edmund Burke as their historical ideologue.

Pages in category "Classical conservatives"

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