Liberal vs. Conservative
05-29-2007, 05:32 PM
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Liberal vs. Conservative
Anyone have a link to a good website that shows the differences in the two and what there views are. Or can anyone explain it???
I have to write a paper and decribe my views on certian topics, and whether its liberal or conservative, and im having trouble finding a good site.
Thanks in advance.
I have to write a paper and decribe my views on certian topics, and whether its liberal or conservative, and im having trouble finding a good site.
Thanks in advance.
05-29-2007, 05:37 PM
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Not to offend, but I can honestly say that this topic will go downhill very quickly. Politics is a very touchy subject, and usually isn't spoken on a forum. 
All I will say is that I am a Liberal. 
All I will say is that I am a Liberal.
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yes, but all he'* expecting is an un-biased opinion. Something vague that no-one would be offended by, just something to get him started
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Yeah im not trying to start a debate, just wanted to know for example, how liberals view abortion. Wiki wasnt very helpful, so I was just wondering if you guys new of any sites that would help me out.
05-29-2007, 06:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Bonneville92V688
If you are looking for a good, unbiased opinion. Go to wikipedia, and type in Liberal, read about it, then type in Conservative, and read up about it.
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Originally Posted by Bonneville92V688
Not to offend, but I can honestly say that this topic will go downhill very quickly. Politics is a very touchy subject, and usually isn't spoken on a forum. :
he'* right though. once someone gives there opinion on one or the other it will turn into a debate.
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Kevin, I just typed in the google search "Liberal vs. Conservative" and came up with a ton of reading
05-29-2007, 07:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Gumball
he'* right though. once someone gives there opinion on one or the other it will turn into a debate.
FYI members this thread will be watched and locked once that happens.
FYI members this thread will be watched and locked once that happens.
05-29-2007, 07:17 PM
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Basically, if you're a traditionalist and like the way things are now, you're a conservative. If you want to change the world, and are a progressive thinker, you're a liberal. That'* it in a nutshell, IMO. Maybe someone can fill in the blanks for me
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A conservative believes in personal responsibility, self support, traditional values. A liberal believes government is the answer to everything, and the redistribution of wealth .