| Definition of Conservatism |
What Is Conservatism?Conservatism refers to conserving, whether conserving good things or bad things. However, the meaning of the word, conservatism, has been changed to mean: anyone who opposes the liberal characteristics. And, liberals have defined three levels of conservatives, receiving increasing levels of liberal hate as you go from "conservative" to "ultra-conservative" and finally to the most hated "ultra-conservative Christian."As an example, in the U.S., we can look at the abuse of power by the liberal judges as an example of liberal usurping of power. We can see the lack of intervention by the executive branch in these cases of judicial abuse of power as an example of conservative abdication. Conservatism can know that the source is foul (as in the news media, the liberal education system, or the entertainment industry) and yet continue to go to that source because that's the way it has always been. Conservatives have a hard time dealing with change... because they are conservatives.
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