so far just liberal slime doing the usual violent person attack because they lack IQ for substance.
Is there even one liberal with the IQ to say what they have against conservatism/libertarianism??
I haven't launched anything close to a violent personal attack on Sarah Palin. I don't find her all that smart. Nor do I believe she can articulate an effective political message.
As for Conservatism, I find that movement is consistently behind the curve of history. Whenever a movement arose to further civil rights, it has been Conservatives providing the resistance. Whenever there has been a movement to ensure better working conditions, the Conservatives have been opposed. Whenever there has been evidence of environmental degradation, Conservatives have dismissed it as 'junk science'. And whenever one of the prime players in our economy, the federal government, has tried to stimulate or adjust the economy to provide a more level playing field for all, the Conservatives have answered the call from their corporate masters and opposed it.
That's what I have against Conservatism/Libertarianism.
Your opinion is more faith based than fact based. Conservatives supported the civil rights of Blacks. However, I suspect that you are speaking of gay rights, and many conservatives do not consider that a civil rights issue. Secondly, you are obviously speaking of unions when you say working conditions. Conservatives believe that free people have a right to decide for themselves whether they wish to join a union. No one has the right to force them into a union. Conservatives dismiss climate change hysteria, because they believe it is junk science. Lastly, the federal government does not have the collective intelligence or the unbiased outlook necessary for adjusting any economy for the better.
I am a conservative, and I spent many years as a union official. I have negotiated many union contracts, on both sides of the fence. I know the limitations of unions, and why they are no longer regarded as a benefit by most workers. The cost is too high, and the benefits are too slim. Joe Sixpack has figured that out all by himself. Unions could still be a benefit to both workers and management, but not as the unions are currently operated.
The best control of any economy is the unhampered ability of new entities to enter the market. Government control and regulations often thwart new entries, and therefore distort markets. We are paying high prices for gasoline today, because government regulations, and environmentalists have made the construction and operation of new refineries a very high risk venture. More and more markets are experiencing the same dumbass restrictions.
