Just wondering. For Canadians, what is the difference between a "progressive conservative" and a "conservative?"
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Posted by: Ihavenoname ®

01/23/2023, 14:07:14
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Something had occurred to me that there are different types of conservatism, especially in Canada. My head spins from trying to decipher the meaning of a "progressive conservative." 

I don't think mixing ideologies is such a good idea, depending on what they are.






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Mixing feces with ice cream does not improve the flavor of either.
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Posted by: LateForLunch ®

01/23/2023, 15:59:12
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The Founding Documents including the Constitution were works of consummate brilliance. Adulterating/altering them for any reason is a misbegotten endeavor.  








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Seems like you can't have one of everything and stay true to your alliegance of choice.
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Posted by: Ihavenoname ®

02/04/2023, 10:10:28
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Don't get me started with "liberal conservatism."






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Most such things as "liberal conservatism" I have observed have been syncretistic*, shallow bastardizations unworthy of serious consideration.
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Posted by: LateForLunch ®

02/05/2023, 00:30:16
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*Syncretism  - a collection of beliefs from diverse origins generally without dogma or fundamental structure.  

For instance, having a religious belief system with say...elements of several religions, rather than just one. Buddhism, Christianity and Zoroastrianism. Sort of cherry-picking beliefs without embracing any consistent, firm doctrine. 







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