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*The United States began as a rebellion against liberalism in England, both when the colonies were settled and by the [[American Revolution]]
 
*The United States began as a rebellion against liberalism in England, both when the colonies were settled and by the [[American Revolution]]
 
*The welfare state in England is so thoroughly entrenched and used by people dependent on the government that any attempt by a conservative to reform it is met with hostility.
 
*The welfare state in England is so thoroughly entrenched and used by people dependent on the government that any attempt by a conservative to reform it is met with hostility.
*England has never been as [[isolationist]] as the US and participates more in liberal-leaning groups like the [[European Union]] where it could be influenced. The US's characteristic way of being different allows for a more conservative view point.
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*England has never been as [[isolationist]] as the US and participates more in socialist-leaning groups like the [[European Union]] where it could be influenced. The US's characteristic way of being different allows for a more conservative view point.
 
*Unlike the [[federalism]] and decentralized government in the United States, England has centralized government that enables a small number of liberals to exercise more influence.
 
*Unlike the [[federalism]] and decentralized government in the United States, England has centralized government that enables a small number of liberals to exercise more influence.
 
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Revision as of 00:11, July 19, 2011

Reasons for why England is substantially more liberal than the United States include:

  • England lacks socially conservative intellectuals, perhaps due to its atheistic-controlled university system
  • Workers unions are far more powerful in England than in the United States
  • Gun control dominates England -- negating a healthy attitude of self-defense -- in contrast with the United States
  • People in England believe in the theory of evolution, unlike most of the United States
  • Churches have been in sharp decline in England, causing people to worship government instead
  • A state-run church that became a social bureaucracy over time
  • Lack of freedom of speech that fully protects criticism of public officials and everyone else
  • The United States began as a rebellion against liberalism in England, both when the colonies were settled and by the American Revolution
  • The welfare state in England is so thoroughly entrenched and used by people dependent on the government that any attempt by a conservative to reform it is met with hostility.
  • England has never been as isolationist as the US and participates more in socialist-leaning groups like the European Union where it could be influenced. The US's characteristic way of being different allows for a more conservative view point.
  • Unlike the federalism and decentralized government in the United States, England has centralized government that enables a small number of liberals to exercise more influence.