Difference between revisions of "Traditional values"
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Revision as of 23:10, May 22, 2017
Traditional values refers to those ideals and values held to be true because of their long history and proven success, in contrast to "progressive values", which are held to be true precisely because they are new. Traditional values include; support for the family and for marriage, support for gun owners (unalienable gun rights enshrined in the Second Amendment) and small business owners (private property versus income redistribution and ObamaCare), opposition to destructive social experiments such socialism, communism, homosexuality and free love.
See also
- Libertarian values and Conservative valuess
- Small town values (Real America)
- Family values
- Essay:Conservative Benefits
Contrast With
- Liberal values
- Public school values
- Hollywood values
- San Francisco values
- Fashion industry values
- Professor values
- Obamunism
References
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