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# it recognizes and emphasizes the importance of [[self-defense]], both personally and as a nation
 
# it recognizes and emphasizes the importance of [[self-defense]], both personally and as a nation
 
# it encourages a frugality that doesn't waste other people's money ... or one's own
 
# it encourages a frugality that doesn't waste other people's money ... or one's own
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# it encourages self-restraint that is invaluable in combating addiction, temptation, and obesity
 
# it allows one to recognize [[liberal bias]] in [[politics]] and the [[media]]
 
# it allows one to recognize [[liberal bias]] in [[politics]] and the [[media]]
 
# it is helpful in resisting [[liberal]] schemes and addictions
 
# it is helpful in resisting [[liberal]] schemes and addictions
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# it enables one to recognize impostors more easily
 
# it enables one to recognize impostors more easily
 
# it combines logic and [[faith]] to yield insights
 
# it combines logic and [[faith]] to yield insights
# it is helpful in educating the next generation
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# it gives insights in raising the next generation
  
 
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Feel free to improve this list.
  
 
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Revision as of 23:16, January 7, 2008

Here are some benefits to learning and adhering to conservatism:

  1. it recognizes that ideas, and particularly political ideas, do have serious personal consequences
  2. it recognizes that politics and culture are adversarial and often deceitful, enabling better handling of it
  3. it allows one to think and speak freely without distortion by political correctness
  4. it enables one to rise above his personal likes and dislikes
  5. it recognizes and emphasizes the importance of self-defense, both personally and as a nation
  6. it encourages a frugality that doesn't waste other people's money ... or one's own
  7. it encourages self-restraint that is invaluable in combating addiction, temptation, and obesity
  8. it allows one to recognize liberal bias in politics and the media
  9. it is helpful in resisting liberal schemes and addictions
  10. it cuts across all religions and cultures
  11. it enables one to recognize impostors more easily
  12. it combines logic and faith to yield insights
  13. it gives insights in raising the next generation

Feel free to improve this list.