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→‎Causes vs effects: Good point. I think the labor union issue is more of an effect than a cause. I'll downgrade it to the questionable category.
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While I agree that all of the explanations suggested are associated with inferior levels of conservatism in England, I think it is an interesting question whether any given one is a cause, effect, or both. Problems like strong labor unions require a liberal environment to occur, but also cause further liberalism. There is something of a vicious cycle here, in my opinion. --[[User:GrahamB|GrahamB]] 22 July 2011
 
While I agree that all of the explanations suggested are associated with inferior levels of conservatism in England, I think it is an interesting question whether any given one is a cause, effect, or both. Problems like strong labor unions require a liberal environment to occur, but also cause further liberalism. There is something of a vicious cycle here, in my opinion. --[[User:GrahamB|GrahamB]] 22 July 2011
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:Good point.  I think the labor union issue is more of an effect than a cause.  I'll downgrade it to the questionable category.--[[User:Aschlafly|Andy Schlafly]] 23:08, 22 July 2011 (EDT)
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