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Debate:Is it possible to be conservative and know there is no possibility of there ever being a "God" and/or higher being? (view source)
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Most of the people I know call me conservative-independent, because I believe in many values such as unsociallised medicine, taxation favouring the wealthy, etc. However, I am also an ardent atheist. Would I be classified as conservative?
Most of the people I know call me conservative-independent, because I believe in many values such as unsociallised medicine, taxation favouring the wealthy, etc. However, I am also an ardent atheist. Would I be classified as conservative?
==No==
==No==
Are you familiar with [http://www.lp.org/ Libertarian] values? If a moniker should be applied to you, it sounds like that would be appropriate. --[[User:NicholasT|NicholasT]] 11:38, 17 April 2009 (EDT)