mikibacsi1124 wrote:
Scoots5012 wrote:
I tend to lean to the right with my political views. I favor gun rights, and limited government intrusion into our lives. I also believe that our military should respond in kind to any kind of attack aimed at us. I also don't believe in genetic enginering or abortion becasue of what some NT's want to do to people like us.
I am not a neoconservative though. I don't believe in using the military and other means to force our way of life onto others. I'm not self righteous and I don't believe in invoking the lords name as pawn to convince others that my ways are "right".
Those are pretty much my views too. For a while I thought I was an extreme liberal because I hated pretty much everything Bush was doing (most notably the war and the whole gay marriage thing, not to mention his apparent lack of intelligence while talking). But after really finding out the viewpoints of each side, I've discovered that while I am still more liberal overall, I am conservative when it comes to things like gun rights. Overall, I guess you could say I'm moderate.
What you two are really saying, though you perhaps don't know it, is that your views are Libertarian.
Libertarians believe, as their core principle, in limited government intrusion into our lives.
Conservatives don't believe that. They want to deny you the right to an abortion.
They want to eliminate gay rights. They want to require schools to teach Creationism.
They want to regulate sex on TV. (they want to regulate sex in real life, too)
They definitely DON'T favor limited government intrusion into our lives!
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