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* [[conservatives]] welcome and apply [[logic]] | * [[conservatives]] welcome and apply [[logic]] | ||
* [[conservatives]] do not welcome or perpetrate [[deceit]] | * [[conservatives]] do not welcome or perpetrate [[deceit]] | ||
| + | * [[conservatives]] welcome and encourage [[self-defense]], which is essential to psychological and emotional well-being | ||
* "[[Liberal]] teenagers always felt more stress than [[conservatives]]." <ref>http://www.economist.com/science/displaystory.cfm?story_id=10717915</ref> | * "[[Liberal]] teenagers always felt more stress than [[conservatives]]." <ref>http://www.economist.com/science/displaystory.cfm?story_id=10717915</ref> | ||
* [[conservative]] principles give you the power to defeat [[addiction]] | * [[conservative]] principles give you the power to defeat [[addiction]] | ||
Revision as of 15:08, February 24, 2008
Why Conservative? Here are some reasons to embrace -- and teach -- conservative principles:
- conservatives welcome and enhance faith
- conservatives welcome and apply logic
- conservatives do not welcome or perpetrate deceit
- conservatives welcome and encourage self-defense, which is essential to psychological and emotional well-being
- "Liberal teenagers always felt more stress than conservatives." [1]
- conservative principles give you the power to defeat addiction
- conservatives welcome and promote fidelity
- conservatives encourage self-help and betterment
- conservative principles aid traditional religion by reacting to and addressing modern culture
(please add to the list)