Difference between revisions of "Anti-conservative"

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Note that these individuals display no intellectual rigor.  They hold no positions of their own, merely gainsaying anything said by the opposing party.
 
Note that these individuals display no intellectual rigor.  They hold no positions of their own, merely gainsaying anything said by the opposing party.
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Revision as of 17:17, April 25, 2008

An anti-conservative is someone who defines his political positions to be against whatever the conservative position is.

Sometimes the logic is simply a matter of disliking someone or an institution perceived to be conservative and then adopting views that are the opposite of other disliked person. For example, "the ______ church holds this position, so I'm against it!" Or, to take another example, "my [father/mother/ex-husband/ex-wife] thinks such-and-such, so I'm against that!"

Note that these individuals display no intellectual rigor. They hold no positions of their own, merely gainsaying anything said by the opposing party.