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When you say "conservative" what do you mean by that?
Seriously, what do you think conservative means?
I like the nation state and I think marriage should be a bond between a man and a woman. I also think that there are only two genders. Yet I also support gay and trans rights, but I find it hard to be vocal about it, since the current climate is full of transtrenders and retards who fight against every sibgle tradition and belief western countries are built upon. I like capitalism, but I also like the idea of a social safety net. I recognise the large global companies as a danger to the freedom of the common people, but I don't like big governments either.
I hate controlled economy and the fact that our current system is based upon debt. I don't like global institutions like EU or UN, I see them as a danger to the nation state.
I'd like the healthcare system to be more privatized, but I'm not sure how we could move out of the public sector.
I think free speech should be absolute, only DIRECT calls of violence should be punished and silenced. I'm for controlled migration of people who are ready to integrate into the country, take up the values of the nation and see themselves as a citizen of that nation first and foremost, before any other identity.
What am I?
My mother has called me a right winger, mostly because of my free speech ideals.
Can you even categorise me to any neat box?
See, when you start to categorising people to right or left, you lose all nuance that persons opinions might have. It's not useful for discussion.