Conservatives should support Assad-right?

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They believe in tradition and slow change-right? The English did better than the French because they proceeded to democracy slowly preserving the best of the past or what worked[ running water, banking, religion, etc] without a violent revolution that led to Napoleon. A revolution in Syria will likely result in someone worse than Assad( as it did in Egypt ,Iraq, Libya) according to basic conservative principals, especially given the cost of the revolution, yet conservatives are on board with bombing of the airfields.

But then our Founders discarded all this and started their own revolution against impossible odds.
 
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They believe in tradition and slow change-right? The English did better than the French because they proceeded to democracy slowly preserving the best of the past or what worked[ running water, banking, religion, etc] without a violent revolution that led to Napoleon. A revolution in Syria will likely result in someone worse than Assad according to basic conservative principals especially given the cost of the revolution yet conservatives are on board with bombing of the airfields.

But then our Founders discarded all this and started their own revolution against impossible odds.

They believe in tradition and slow change-right?


We shouldn't have pushed for the fall of the Evil Empire, because communism had become a tradition?
 
They believe in tradition and slow change-right? The English did better than the French because they proceeded to democracy slowly preserving the best of the past or what worked[ running water, banking, religion, etc] without a violent revolution that led to Napoleon. A revolution in Syria will likely result in someone worse than Assad according to basic conservative principals especially given the cost of the revolution yet conservatives are on board with bombing of the airfields.

But then our Founders discarded all this and started their own revolution against impossible odds.

/---- Ahhhh shut up woman. Your straw man arguments are stupid as shyt.
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They believe in tradition and slow change-right? The English did better than the French because they proceeded to democracy slowly preserving the best of the past or what worked[ running water, banking, religion, etc] without a violent revolution that led to Napoleon. A revolution in Syria will likely result in someone worse than Assad according to basic conservative principals especially given the cost of the revolution yet conservatives are on board with bombing of the airfields.

But then our Founders discarded all this and started their own revolution against impossible odds.

They believe in tradition and slow change-right?


We shouldn't have pushed for the fall of the Evil Empire, because communism had become a tradition?

The gradual change in China seems to have worked out better than the rapid change in the USSR.
 
They believe in tradition and slow change-right? The English did better than the French because they proceeded to democracy slowly preserving the best of the past or what worked[ running water, banking, religion, etc] without a violent revolution that led to Napoleon. A revolution in Syria will likely result in someone worse than Assad according to basic conservative principals especially given the cost of the revolution yet conservatives are on board with bombing of the airfields.

But then our Founders discarded all this and started their own revolution against impossible odds.

They believe in tradition and slow change-right?


We shouldn't have pushed for the fall of the Evil Empire, because communism had become a tradition?

The gradual change in China seems to have worked out better than the rapid change in the USSR.

Yet, even that will change soon for China.
 
They believe in tradition and slow change-right? The English did better than the French because they proceeded to democracy slowly preserving the best of the past or what worked[ running water, banking, religion, etc] without a violent revolution that led to Napoleon. A revolution in Syria will likely result in someone worse than Assad according to basic conservative principals especially given the cost of the revolution yet conservatives are on board with bombing of the airfields.

But then our Founders discarded all this and started their own revolution against impossible odds.

They believe in tradition and slow change-right?


We shouldn't have pushed for the fall of the Evil Empire, because communism had become a tradition?

The gradual change in China seems to have worked out better than the rapid change in the USSR.

Yet, even that will change soon for China.
what will change and how do you know that????
 
They believe in tradition and slow change-right? The English did better than the French because they proceeded to democracy slowly preserving the best of the past or what worked[ running water, banking, religion, etc] without a violent revolution that led to Napoleon. A revolution in Syria will likely result in someone worse than Assad according to basic conservative principals especially given the cost of the revolution yet conservatives are on board with bombing of the airfields.

But then our Founders discarded all this and started their own revolution against impossible odds.

They believe in tradition and slow change-right?


We shouldn't have pushed for the fall of the Evil Empire, because communism had become a tradition?

The gradual change in China seems to have worked out better than the rapid change in the USSR.

Yet, even that will change soon for China.
what will change and how do you know that????

One scenario in dealing with China as regards N. Korea, would be that the U.S. withdraw from S. Korea after letting S. Korea and Japan acquire nukes. Even the threat of that happening would disrupt Chinas' comfort zone.
See, there are solutions to world problems. You just have to think 'outside of the box'!
 
They believe in tradition and slow change-right? The English did better than the French because they proceeded to democracy slowly preserving the best of the past or what worked[ running water, banking, religion, etc] without a violent revolution that led to Napoleon. A revolution in Syria will likely result in someone worse than Assad according to basic conservative principals especially given the cost of the revolution yet conservatives are on board with bombing of the airfields.

But then our Founders discarded all this and started their own revolution against impossible odds.

They believe in tradition and slow change-right?


We shouldn't have pushed for the fall of the Evil Empire, because communism had become a tradition?

The gradual change in China seems to have worked out better than the rapid change in the USSR.

You're defending Communism?
 
They believe in tradition and slow change-right? The English did better than the French because they proceeded to democracy slowly preserving the best of the past or what worked[ running water, banking, religion, etc] without a violent revolution that led to Napoleon. A revolution in Syria will likely result in someone worse than Assad( as it did in Egypt ,Iraq, Libya) according to basic conservative principals, especially given the cost of the revolution, yet conservatives are on board with bombing of the airfields.

But then our Founders discarded all this and started their own revolution against impossible odds.
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"Stay enslaved just a little while longer.
Because quick freedom is bad"

yes we just learned that again in Iraq, Libya, Egypt Syria. It is the basic principle of Burke, Kirk and modern conservatism.
 
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