bluesideup1
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Maybe you need to read a book or two, and understand that it was a very liberal idea to suggest that people have inalienable rights, and the right to self determination.
You do realize being conservative is in the same tradition as being a Tory? Conservatives would be the ones arguing against rebellion, and against such liberal ideas as liberty. Liberal is the root of the word liberty.
Here, I'll save you the trouble of looking up the word "liberalism," though you clearly need to. (Check out that last sentence...)
In any case, this thread has sure drifted!
You mean the deeply religious puritan founding fathers who wrote the Declaration of independence who where rugged individualist that believed in small government and personal responsibly. You can try to call them liberals but their ideology had far more in common with the conservatives of today.
You seem to be a typical liberal who instead of debating the subject of why the liberals want to take our guns, increase the size of the government, reduce our inalienably rights down to the collective good, free us from our self determination by taking from those who work hard to succeed and giving it to those who don't.
Instead you try to give me a history lesson on why you are called liberals. BTW your classic liberalism you suggest the framer had have nothing to due with the current social liberals of today other than the root word liberal.
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