mirgro said:
I have seen die-hard conservatives, both socially and economically, who don't have any problems with those. Those are purely religious problems, and frankly, they give conservatives a bad name. They should just be labeled as religious and leave it at that. |
To be fair, a lot of the sentiment may lie more with personal convictions rather than public. For example, someone such as myself is vehimently anti-homosexual from a relgious standpoint (I believe its morally wrong), but am pro-gay marriage because I simply don't have the right to force another person into my views.
Abortion is a little bit different of a matter, though, because you can have 2 sides to the same 'which side is restrctive towards personal liberty?' coin:
- One may believe that its authoritarian to ban a woman from having an abortion
- Another may believe that its authoritarian to allow a woman to destroy a fetus
Otherwise, most other issues are pretty cut and dry - either you are for restricting freedom to do something, or not.
Back from the dead, I'm afraid.







