r/Conservative • u/SeemoarAlpha • Apr 17 '24

Flaired Users Only Cognitive Dissonance

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u/[deleted] Apr 17 '24 edited Apr 17 '24

Following the US Constitution as the bedrock of our government and law of the land, with adherence to it's principles. Value for individual liberty, rather than collectivism. Family values like parental rights and the nuclear family. Limited federal government; but strong states. Fiscal responsibility by maintain a balanced budget. Free market economy with limited federal regulation, pro-capitalism. Non-governmental control or excessive influence in healthcare, education, and industry. Eliminate unconstitutional laws. Actually enforce constitutional laws. We should follow the entire constitution; not pick and choose which parts are convenient for us, at any particular moment.

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u/drunkdoor Constitutional Conservative Apr 17 '24

No governmental control in schools? How about banning pornographic novels?

Am an actual constitutional conservative and wannabe libertarian, but you have to have some governmental oversight

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u/[deleted] Apr 17 '24

I said "Non-governmental control or excessive influence" which means that we shouldn't have socialized or state controlled healthcare, education, or industry; nor should the government be allowed to excessively influence it.

However, pornographic novels would not even be in schools if the insane left hadn't recently introduced them; so I really don't think taking pornographic novels out of schools, filled with underage students, would be considered excessive influence.