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Conservative = Christian?

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DBlevins
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Message 36 of 51 (574918)
08-18-2010 12:33 PM 		Reply to: Message 31 by Buzsaw
08-18-2010 8:58 AM

Re: Meaning Of Conservative
Also, it is mostly liberals who advocate for Islamic interests...
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How could it be wrong for someone to 'advocate' for another culture's interest? Why shouldn't I advocate for the interests of people from a different culture than my own? What happened to do unto your neighbor as you would do unto yourself?
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As far as imposing religious views on everyone? Pot meet Kettle.
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DBlevins
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08-18-2010 12:53 PM 		Reply to: Message 37 by Buzsaw
08-18-2010 12:35 PM

Freedom to worship
Like the liberals and secularists who wish to impose their values on evreyone, all must do it lawfully and according to the rules.
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No, num-nuts. Liberals are not imposing their values on you. They don't want your values imposed on everyone. ie. You should have the freedom to not visit the neighborhood liquorstore on the fine Sunday, but don't tell me I can't.
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Liberalism is being open to change. Conservatives abhor change.
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