Difference between revisions of "Essay:5 Questions to Ask an Anti-Conservative"

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Here are 5 key questions to ask any opponent of conservative values:

Which group is more likely to lie to you: one that believes in the Ten Commandments and tries to obey them, or one that rejects the Ten Commandments?
Would you ever suggest a classroom prayer for a classmate having a sick parent, who you know would greatly appreciate it?
If you support gun control, do you also advocate "alcohol control" for adults to reduce the greater harm caused by alcohol?
Is it possible that teaching conservative values to teenagers is beneficial for them, and you?
Is it possible that conservative values helps reinforce and strengthen one's faith?

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 Here are 5 key questions to ask any opponent of [[conservative values]]:
-its BS
+#Which group is more likely to lie to you: one that believes in the [[Ten Commandments]] and tries to obey them, or one that rejects the [[Ten Commandments]]?
-w/e. loser
+#Would you ever suggest a classroom prayer for a classmate having a sick parent, who you know would greatly appreciate it?
-yup.
+#If you support [[gun control]], do you also advocate "alcohol control" for adults to reduce the greater harm caused by alcohol?
-some conservative values are good.
+#Is it possible that teaching [[conservative values]] to teenagers is beneficial for them, and you?
+#Is it possible that [[conservative values]] helps reinforce and strengthen one's [[faith]]?
+[[Category:Essays about Conservatism]]
-But most conservative "values" are nothing like Jesus. As Ghandhi said, I like your jesus ... but you christians are nothing like your jesus.