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>I dont think is a conservative / liberal thing. >Yes some conservatives have a greater reaction to 9/11, and seem to be more suspectable to external threats /

>I dont think is a conservative / liberal thing. >Yes some conservatives have a greater reaction to 9/11, and seem to be more suspectable to external threats / rhetoric like Islamic terrorism, china, russia, etc. So which is it? :) >If you are not seeing that likely because you are more closely aligned with one group over the other. Well I'm in the UK which is a completely different world when it comes to politics. Even then I don't really identify with either of the main parties, I could pick issues that I align with from both sides. >If you are not seeing that likely because you are more closely aligned with one group over the other. Yet you reacted when I mentioned conservatives. >I am close to neither, as I am more an individualist and reject any type of collectivism from religion, to government structures That sounds fairly conservative to me.

syshum 5y ago
>>So which is it? :) Again it is applicable to both, you asserted it was only conservatives that have this trait, I contend it is both. >>Well I'm in the UK I am sorry ;) >>Yet you reacted when I mentioned conservatives. No I continued the dialog we are having by responding to your assertion and disagreeing where I felt your argumentation was flawed >>That sounds fairly conservative to me. Depends on how you define your politics, if you do so on a single axis Left/Right. Liberal / Conservative. Maybe. I tend to look at politics more like the Political Compass[1] for which I am dead center between left and right, but I am extremely far down on the libertarian scale [1]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Political_Compass https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Political_Compass