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'''Modern conservatism''' consists primarily of the following principles:
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Lol this wiki makes me laugh. You are such a disgusting bigot, Andrew Schlafly. Instead of inspiring love for everyone (yes, gay people are people too, you don't judge someone by the way they talk so you shouldn't judge someone by their sexual preferences), you spread hateful messages from a flawed perspective. I myself believe in God (even though I sometimes to border on agnosticism), but I don't believe that He is prejudiced against homosexuality or other religions. I believe that He loves all equally regardless of anything. That is my God, who is yours?
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* [[pro-life]]
 
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* pro-[[sovereignty]] (opposition to [[globalism]] and support for the [[Strategic Defense Initiative]])
 
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* pro-[[parental rights]] (support of [[parent]]al control over school curriculum, and opposition to mandatory [[vaccination]])
 
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* pro-[[homeschooling]]
 
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* pro-alternatives to rule by the Establishment
 
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* pro-[[Second Amendment]]
 
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* pro-[[Christianity]] in the public square
 
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* pro-[[traditional marriage]] (opposition to [[same-sex marriage]])
 
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* pro-[[Constitution]] - (and anti-Con Con)
 
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* pro-[[working class]]
 
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* pro-[[patent]]s
 
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* anti-[[Communist]]
 
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* anti-[[feminist]]
 
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* anti-judicial supremacy
 
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* anti-[[illegal immigration]]
 
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* anti-[[gambling]]
 
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* anti-federalizing [[crime]]
 
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== Ronald Reagan ==
 
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Despite attempts by some to portray [[Ronald Reagan]] as a quintessential conservative, he was weak on several of the issues above, including his relative lack of pro-life nominations to the [[Supreme Court]], support for a form of [[gun control]] (in 1994 and 1986), acceptance of [[illegal immigration]] (1986 law), and criticism of [[term limit]]s for president ([[22nd Amendment]]). Also, his "[[free trade]]" policies were not helpful to the working class, and subsequent analysis of free trade shows that it caused huge [[unemployment|losses in American jobs]].<ref>http://www.epi.org/press/korus-cost-united-states-40000-jobs-korea/</ref>
 
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== Barry Goldwater ==
 
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[[Barry Goldwater]] was the last outsider to win the [[Republican]] nominee for president. He gained the nomination as a first-time candidate, in 1964, based on large part to the runaway bestselling book ''A Choice Not an Echo''. Though far more conservative than his [[liberal]] primary opponent, [[Nelson Rockefeller]], some of Goldwater's views did not exemplify the above list of conservative positions.
 
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==References==
 
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Revision as of 01:18, March 20, 2015

Lol this wiki makes me laugh. You are such a disgusting bigot, Andrew Schlafly. Instead of inspiring love for everyone (yes, gay people are people too, you don't judge someone by the way they talk so you shouldn't judge someone by their sexual preferences), you spread hateful messages from a flawed perspective. I myself believe in God (even though I sometimes to border on agnosticism), but I don't believe that He is prejudiced against homosexuality or other religions. I believe that He loves all equally regardless of anything. That is my God, who is yours?

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