How can any aspie be socially conservative?

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I believe that Objective Morals exist. Therefor I am socially conservative, since at the moment most people want to view morality as highly subjective.

It is easy and/or natural for me to be socially conservative. This is because it is my natural inclination to resist strong social pressures to conform. An under-30 individual like myself is usually expected to be liberal and idealistic, especially in higher-education. For the younger age groups, there is so much social pressure to accept diversity, support Obama, etc.

No matter what the context, it is always in my nature to naturally defy the establishment and resist the brainwashing. What I do is to plant those little seeds of doubt in the heads of my peers; This prevents their brains from being completely taken over by the coterie of hardcore-leftists professors who are hell bent on "shaping young minds," to their collective image. All I have to do is just whisper in people's ears and make those brief little comments that get them to doubt the whole "one people one world" world view(as well as most other core-liberal ethoses.) I really take pleasure in quiet subversion and getting anyone to think how I want them to just by those brief, thrusting little comments........ just by being that little bird from whom they heard. Its great fun for me to generally resist the overwhelming liberal brainwashing in all manner and going underground, as well as some conventional arguing.

^ I purposely chose a very liberal university filled that was with hard-line leftist professors, where I would be working in opposition and not merely preaching to the choir at a conservative school. I wanted a very fertile ground and loads of chances to participate as a conservative minority in a very liberal setting. There is a huge value towards learning how to hold your own in "enemy territory," and engage in debate against a quantatively superior foe. I wanted to be tested.

I did/do keep an open mind of course, but I never saw any spectacular liberal argument directed at me that made me seriously consider a rethink. I never saw any counterargument besides the same tired slogans, or the superficially and easily debunkable catch-phrases.

I purposely wanted to be a conservative in a place where those values I detested would attempt to get projected on me, and I could respond in kind. There was a huge entertainment value for me to shock my liberal professors and peers with well-thought-out and coherent conservative responses and debunkings to their contrived party-line. I loved going back and forth. I just loved to scandalize and stun naive individuals with opposing viewpoints that they would never have otherwise been exposed to. I was glad they got to hear another side besides the bombarding stream of liberal and multiculturalst propaganda that they had been force-fed for 17 years in public education. It was just great fun to operate subversively and tear things apart, and to completely shatter all of those falsified values to the core that they had lived by, and make them rethink their whole world-outlooks.

Anyway, with the youth, I do see alot of sub-conformity to liberal counterculturist cliques. Conforming to being a non-conformist, as the saying goes.