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Topic	You'd think conservatives would be a bit conservative about opening schools
_AdjI_ 08/21/20 1:59:55 PM #10:	Judgmenl posted... Oh silly me I forgot that conservative only means "fiscally conservative" these days and you have to deal with all of the other baggage of being socially conservative too because 2 party state lmao. It really is rather annoying that there are so few fiscally conservative politicians that don't also want to exile all the gay people. There's plenty of merit to fiscal conservatism, and every government can benefit from having those voices in there being heard to balance out less conservative financial plans. You just can never seem to find that without bringing along a whole lot of social conservatism, which is just plain bad. <cite>_AdjI_ posted [p:943653023] in You'd thin... [t:78925187]...</cite> <quote>Judgmenl posted... </cite> <quote>Oh silly me I forgot that conservative only means "fiscally conservative" these days and you have to deal with all of the other baggage of being socially conservative too because 2 party state lmao.</quote> It really is rather annoying that there are so few fiscally conservative politicians that don't also want to exile all the gay people. There's plenty of merit to fiscal conservatism, and every government can benefit from having those voices in there being heard to balance out less conservative financial plans. You just can never seem to find that without bringing along a whole lot of social conservatism, which is just plain bad. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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