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I'm thinking more in terms of one such (possible) axis conservative-liberal, not in terms of two-party politics. So while there are countless numbers of ways we
by galaxyLogic 7y ago
I'm thinking more in terms of one such (possible) axis conservative-liberal, not in terms of two-party politics. So while there are countless numbers of ways we could categorize people I think conservative-liberal is a rather well-defined and by necessity over-simplified characterization.
"Conservative" can be defined as a person who wants to conserve society as it is now or as it was earlier, the good old 1950s.
"Liberal" means a person who would like to liberate what is currently oppressed.
I assume that "conservatives" want to conserve their own power because who in their right mind would want to conserve a situation where they are oppressed. Those who want "liberation" do not want to conserve the current state of affairs.