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| | * Stronger protection of 2nd Amendment rights (weaker gun control laws) | | * Stronger protection of 2nd Amendment rights (weaker gun control laws) |
| | * Economic allocative efficiency (as opposed to popular equity) | | * Economic allocative efficiency (as opposed to popular equity) |
| − | * Celebrate ignorance
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| | * Stronger law enforcement and anti-crime laws, including the death penalty | | * Stronger law enforcement and anti-crime laws, including the death penalty |
| | * Prevention of teaching sexual education, evolution, global warming, and other controversial issues in public schools | | * Prevention of teaching sexual education, evolution, global warming, and other controversial issues in public schools |
| − | * Fight science
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| | * Abandonment of public schools in favor of private, particularly using tuition vouchers | | * Abandonment of public schools in favor of private, particularly using tuition vouchers |
| | * Private medical care and retirement plans | | * Private medical care and retirement plans |
| | * Strong, unilateral foreign policy | | * Strong, unilateral foreign policy |
| − | * Send nineteen-year-olds to die in senseless money and religion-charged wars
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| | * Weakening or cancellation of failed social support programs | | * Weakening or cancellation of failed social support programs |
| | * Government restrictions on same-sex marriage and abortion | | * Government restrictions on same-sex marriage and abortion |
| − | * Promotion of the suppression of latent homosexuality
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| | Many conservatives hold a strong [[libertarian]] conviction in the belief that the state should not interfere with the [[economy]], [[gun control]], and the redistribution of wealth. | | Many conservatives hold a strong [[libertarian]] conviction in the belief that the state should not interfere with the [[economy]], [[gun control]], and the redistribution of wealth. |