10
edits
Changes
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
Line 42:
Line 42: + +
→Most conservative?
:It's times like this when CP's antipathy to the word "liberal" looks ''really'' silly. I'll save myself some typing and just point you to to your own bloody article on [[John Locke]]. --[[User:JohnZ|JohnZ]] 16:52, 1 March 2010 (EST)
:It's times like this when CP's antipathy to the word "liberal" looks ''really'' silly. I'll save myself some typing and just point you to to your own bloody article on [[John Locke]]. --[[User:JohnZ|JohnZ]] 16:52, 1 March 2010 (EST)
::Why? Has it hit a nerve because you know that your own liberal beliefs are faulted and wrong? Maybe you should use the [[liberal]] page to educate yourself. [[User:Myrobi|Myrobi]] 16:56, 1 March 2010 (EST)
::Why? Has it hit a nerve because you know that your own liberal beliefs are faulted and wrong? Maybe you should use the [[liberal]] page to educate yourself. [[User:Myrobi|Myrobi]] 16:56, 1 March 2010 (EST)
:um Karajou, conservative, and liberal are both relative terms. For instance Adam Smith was a liberal for time, but know his views are known as conservative. The tories according to any dictonary and this site are conservative. They would have favored mercantilism as insted of capitalism. Alexander Hamilton by believing in Capitalism and Adam Smith's teachings in The Weath of Nations, published in 1776 makes him liberal in referance to his time period, yet conservative if he were around today. THis is why I felt the most conservative of the founding father was a confusing phrase and shouold be removed. --rightStuff 4:09 March 04, 2010