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In reply to the discussion: Why don't more men identify as liberal? [View all]westerebus
(2,978 posts)The idea of liberal philosophy is one thing, putting it into the context of American politics, it's the outcome that matters.
You asked for a clarification on my view of the baggage attached to the term liberal as an identification.
I presented to you a list of liberal concepts and questioned their outcomes.
It would be just as easy to use conservative concepts and much easier to see their flaws.
Sorry you don't like the choices of American voters, I can't change that history.
More voters position themselves as independents each year. It's been that way for decades.
I'm not by any stretch of the imagination a conservative.
I want the system changed. I simply do not want to keep what is corrupted.
That puts me outside the main stream. Sorry that doesn't fit your way of thinking.
The state has its place. It should derive its authority from the consent of the people.
That is the liberal cornerstone of political philosophy.
The driver of which is economics.
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