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(A social conservative views social issues as most important, as the drivers while non-social issues are consequences. For example, moral decay of a neighborhood can cause its economic decline.) |
(Most notably, social conservatives are pro-life and give that issue top priority.) |
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| − | A '''social conservative''' is a [[conservative]] who emphasizes social issues, rather than [[economic]] or [[globalism|global]] ones. | + | A '''social conservative''' is a [[conservative]] who emphasizes social issues, rather than [[economic]] or [[globalism|global]] ones. Most notably, social conservatives are [[pro-life]] and give that issue top priority. |
| − | A social conservative views social issues as most important, as the drivers while non-social issues are consequences. For example, moral decay of a neighborhood can cause its economic decline. | + | A social conservative views social issues as most important, as the drivers while non-social issues are consequences. For example, moral decay of a neighborhood can cause its economic decline. Put another way, improvement on social issues can be a riding tide that raises the community on all other issues. |
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Latest revision as of 04:20, March 2, 2023
A social conservative is a conservative who emphasizes social issues, rather than economic or global ones. Most notably, social conservatives are pro-life and give that issue top priority.
A social conservative views social issues as most important, as the drivers while non-social issues are consequences. For example, moral decay of a neighborhood can cause its economic decline. Put another way, improvement on social issues can be a riding tide that raises the community on all other issues.