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What are the most compelling arguments for becoming a conservative or a liberal?
03-24-2014, 10:51 AM
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Conservative if you're interested in liberty and independence.
Liberal if you want to leave everything up the the State to figure out for you.
There are some segment of people that can't handle the hardships of freedom and naturally gravitate to serfdom.
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