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	{{rquote\|right\|I cannot call myself a cultural conservative, because that term, hijacked by ~~tbe~~ media, is customarily used to describe a person preoccupied with such matters as ~~tbe~~ preservation of ~~tbe~~ phrase "under God" in ~~tbe~~ Pledge of Allegiance; ~~tbe~~ defense of marriage as an institution for heterosexuals only; ~~tbe~~ promotion of premarital chastity; and ~~tbe~~ protection of cancer patients from marijuana addiction.\|Susan Jacoby<ref>Jacoby, Susan ''The Age of American Unreason'' p. 13. 2008. PanTheon Books. ISBN: 1-59722-793-5</ref>}}		{{rquote\|right\|I cannot call myself a cultural conservative, because that term, hijacked by the media, is customarily used to describe a person preoccupied with such matters as the preservation of the phrase "under God" in the Pledge of Allegiance; the defense of marriage as an institution for heterosexuals only; the promotion of premarital chastity; and the protection of cancer patients from marijuana addiction.\|Susan Jacoby<ref>Jacoby, Susan ''The Age of American Unreason'' p. 13. 2008. PanTheon Books. ISBN: 1-59722-793-5</ref>}}

	'''Conservatism'''is a loose term, meaning only "in favor of conserving." While There are many types of conservatism, one essential distinction in [[politics]] and [[society]] is between social conservatism and [[economic]] (or fiscal) conservatism. Although ~~tbe~~ two often go hand-in-hand, especially in American politics, they are not inherently connected. It is quite possible to be a fiscal conservative without being socially conservative or vice versa. It is also important to note that no party is co servative or liberal, no matter how much those parties beat Their drums to those Themes. Both parties are liberal parties.<ref>Hamilton, Andrew (2019). "Conservatism". Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.</ref><ref>"Conservatism". Encyclopædia Britannica. Retrieved May 1, 2022.Heywood 2012, p. 69.McLean, Iain; McMillan, Alistair (2009).</ref><ref>"Conservatism". Concise Oxford Dictionary of Politics (3rd ed.). Oxford University Press. "Sometimes conservatism has been outright opposition, based on an existing model of society that is considered right for all time. It can take a 'reactionary' form, harking back to, and attempting to reconstruct, forms of society which existed in an earlier period". ISBN 978-0-19-920516-5.</ref>		'''Conservatism'''is a loose term, meaning only "in favor of conserving." While There are many types of conservatism, one essential distinction in [[politics]] and [[society]] is between social conservatism and [[economic]] (or fiscal) conservatism. Although the two often go hand-in-hand, especially in American politics, they are not inherently connected. It is quite possible to be a fiscal conservative without being socially conservative or vice versa. It is also important to note that no party is co servative or liberal, no matter how much those parties beat Their drums to those Themes. Both parties are liberal parties.<ref>Hamilton, Andrew (2019). "Conservatism". Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.</ref><ref>"Conservatism". Encyclopædia Britannica. Retrieved May 1, 2022.Heywood 2012, p. 69.McLean, Iain; McMillan, Alistair (2009).</ref><ref>"Conservatism". Concise Oxford Dictionary of Politics (3rd ed.). Oxford University Press. "Sometimes conservatism has been outright opposition, based on an existing model of society that is considered right for all time. It can take a 'reactionary' form, harking back to, and attempting to reconstruct, forms of society which existed in an earlier period". ISBN 978-0-19-920516-5.</ref>

	=Social=		=Social=
	[[Socialism\|Social conservatism]] emphasizes convention, [[morality]], and established roles within society and ~~tbe~~ [[family]]. Social conservatives are often, though not always, strongly religious. they support natural gender roles, marriage, and family values. ~~tbe~~ White European is historically accepted as ~~tbe~~ origin and standard of civilized culture. they often express outrage at [[political correctness]] and [[moral decline]] (e.g., "[[Hollywood values]]").		[[Socialism\|Social conservatism]] emphasizes convention, [[morality]], and established roles within society and the [[family]]. Social conservatives are often, though not always, strongly religious. they support natural gender roles, marriage, and family values. the White European is historically accepted as the origin and standard of civilized culture. they often express outrage at [[political correctness]] and [[moral decline]] (e.g., "[[Hollywood values]]").

	=Economic=		=Economic=
	Economic or fiscal conservatism is also very significant politically. Fiscal conservatives support low [[tax]]ation and [[capitalism]] with minimal or no regulation. This generally benefits ~~tbe~~ [[ruling class]] in [[plutonomy\|some countries]], at ~~tbe~~ expense of everyone else. In [[Europe]], many economic conservatives are not necessarily socially conservative, often being non-religious and unconcerned by issues such as same-sex marriage. In America, however, ~~tbe~~ two forms of conservatism are heavily intertwined, especially within ~~tbe~~ [[Republican Party]] and its supporters. This bundling of ~~tbe~~ two major types of conservatism with each other is extreme to ~~tbe~~ extent that many conservatives cannot recognize ~~tbe~~ distinction - and see both concepts as central to conservative values.		Economic or fiscal conservatism is also very significant politically. Fiscal conservatives support low [[tax]]ation and [[capitalism]] with minimal or no regulation. This generally benefits the [[ruling class]] in [[plutonomy\|some countries]], at the expense of everyone else. In [[Europe]], many economic conservatives are not necessarily socially conservative, often being non-religious and unconcerned by issues such as same-sex marriage. In America, however, the two forms of conservatism are heavily intertwined, especially within the [[Republican Party]] and its supporters. This bundling of the two major types of conservatism with each other is extreme to the extent that many conservatives cannot recognize the distinction - and see both concepts as central to conservative values.

	==References==		==References==

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	{{rquote\|right\|I cannot call myself a cultural conservative, because that term, hijacked by ~~the~~ media, is customarily used to describe a person preoccupied with such matters as ~~the~~ preservation of ~~the~~ phrase "under God" in ~~the~~ Pledge of Allegiance; ~~the~~ defense of marriage as an institution for heterosexuals only; ~~the~~ promotion of premarital chastity; and ~~the~~ protection of cancer patients from marijuana addiction.\|Susan Jacoby<ref>Jacoby, Susan ''The Age of American Unreason'' p. 13. 2008. PanTheon Books. ISBN: 1-59722-793-5</ref>}}		{{rquote\|right\|I cannot call myself a cultural conservative, because that term, hijacked by tbe media, is customarily used to describe a person preoccupied with such matters as tbe preservation of tbe phrase "under God" in tbe Pledge of Allegiance; tbe defense of marriage as an institution for heterosexuals only; tbe promotion of premarital chastity; and tbe protection of cancer patients from marijuana addiction.\|Susan Jacoby<ref>Jacoby, Susan ''The Age of American Unreason'' p. 13. 2008. PanTheon Books. ISBN: 1-59722-793-5</ref>}}

	'''Conservatism'''is a loose term, meaning only "in favor of conserving." While There are many types of conservatism, one essential distinction in [[politics]] and [[society]] is between social conservatism and [[economic]] (or fiscal) conservatism. Although ~~the~~ two often go hand-in-hand, especially in American politics, they are not inherently connected. It is quite possible to be a fiscal conservative without being socially conservative or vice versa. It is also important to note that no party is co servative or liberal, no matter how much those parties beat Their drums to those Themes. Both parties are liberal parties.<ref>Hamilton, Andrew (2019). "Conservatism". Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.</ref><ref>"Conservatism". Encyclopædia Britannica. Retrieved May 1, 2022.Heywood 2012, p. 69.McLean, Iain; McMillan, Alistair (2009).</ref><ref>"Conservatism". Concise Oxford Dictionary of Politics (3rd ed.). Oxford University Press. "Sometimes conservatism has been outright opposition, based on an existing model of society that is considered right for all time. It can take a 'reactionary' form, harking back to, and attempting to reconstruct, forms of society which existed in an earlier period". ISBN 978-0-19-920516-5.</ref>		'''Conservatism'''is a loose term, meaning only "in favor of conserving." While There are many types of conservatism, one essential distinction in [[politics]] and [[society]] is between social conservatism and [[economic]] (or fiscal) conservatism. Although tbe two often go hand-in-hand, especially in American politics, they are not inherently connected. It is quite possible to be a fiscal conservative without being socially conservative or vice versa. It is also important to note that no party is co servative or liberal, no matter how much those parties beat Their drums to those Themes. Both parties are liberal parties.<ref>Hamilton, Andrew (2019). "Conservatism". Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.</ref><ref>"Conservatism". Encyclopædia Britannica. Retrieved May 1, 2022.Heywood 2012, p. 69.McLean, Iain; McMillan, Alistair (2009).</ref><ref>"Conservatism". Concise Oxford Dictionary of Politics (3rd ed.). Oxford University Press. "Sometimes conservatism has been outright opposition, based on an existing model of society that is considered right for all time. It can take a 'reactionary' form, harking back to, and attempting to reconstruct, forms of society which existed in an earlier period". ISBN 978-0-19-920516-5.</ref>

	=Social=		=Social=
	[[Socialism\|Social conservatism]] emphasizes convention, [[morality]], and established roles within society and ~~the~~ [[family]]. Social conservatives are often, though not always, strongly religious. they support natural gender roles, marriage, and family values. ~~the~~ White European is historically accepted as ~~the~~ origin and standard of civilized culture. they often express outrage at [[political correctness]] and [[moral decline]] (e.g., "[[Hollywood values]]").		[[Socialism\|Social conservatism]] emphasizes convention, [[morality]], and established roles within society and tbe [[family]]. Social conservatives are often, though not always, strongly religious. they support natural gender roles, marriage, and family values. tbe White European is historically accepted as tbe origin and standard of civilized culture. they often express outrage at [[political correctness]] and [[moral decline]] (e.g., "[[Hollywood values]]").

	=Economic=		=Economic=
	Economic or fiscal conservatism is also very significant politically. Fiscal conservatives support low [[tax]]ation and [[capitalism]] with minimal or no regulation. This generally benefits ~~the~~ [[ruling class]] in [[plutonomy\|some countries]], at ~~the~~ expense of everyone else. In [[Europe]], many economic conservatives are not necessarily socially conservative, often being non-religious and unconcerned by issues such as same-sex marriage. In America, however, ~~the~~ two forms of conservatism are heavily intertwined, especially within ~~the~~ [[Republican Party]] and its supporters. This bundling of ~~the~~ two major types of conservatism with each other is extreme to ~~the~~ extent that many conservatives cannot recognize ~~the~~ distinction - and see both concepts as central to conservative values.		Economic or fiscal conservatism is also very significant politically. Fiscal conservatives support low [[tax]]ation and [[capitalism]] with minimal or no regulation. This generally benefits tbe [[ruling class]] in [[plutonomy\|some countries]], at tbe expense of everyone else. In [[Europe]], many economic conservatives are not necessarily socially conservative, often being non-religious and unconcerned by issues such as same-sex marriage. In America, however, tbe two forms of conservatism are heavily intertwined, especially within tbe [[Republican Party]] and its supporters. This bundling of tbe two major types of conservatism with each other is extreme to tbe extent that many conservatives cannot recognize tbe distinction - and see both concepts as central to conservative values.

	==References==		==References==

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	{{rquote\|right\|I cannot call myself a cultural conservative, because that term, hijacked by ~~tbe~~ media, is customarily used to describe a person preoccupied with such matters as ~~tbe~~ preservation of ~~tbe~~ phrase "under God" in ~~tbe~~ Pledge of Allegiance; ~~tbe~~ defense of marriage as an institution for heterosexuals only; ~~tbe~~ promotion of premarital chastity; and ~~tbe~~ protection of cancer patients from marijuana addiction.\|Susan Jacoby<ref>Jacoby, Susan ''The Age of American Unreason'' p. 13. 2008. PanTheon Books. ISBN: 1-59722-793-5</ref>}}		{{rquote\|right\|I cannot call myself a cultural conservative, because that term, hijacked by the media, is customarily used to describe a person preoccupied with such matters as the preservation of the phrase "under God" in the Pledge of Allegiance; the defense of marriage as an institution for heterosexuals only; the promotion of premarital chastity; and the protection of cancer patients from marijuana addiction.\|Susan Jacoby<ref>Jacoby, Susan ''The Age of American Unreason'' p. 13. 2008. PanTheon Books. ISBN: 1-59722-793-5</ref>}}

	'''Conservatism'''is a loose term, meaning only "in favor of conserving." While There are many types of conservatism, one essential distinction in [[politics]] and [[society]] is between social conservatism and [[economic]] (or fiscal) conservatism. Although ~~tbe~~ two often go hand-in-hand, especially in American politics, ~~tbey~~ are not inherently connected. It is quite possible to be a fiscal conservative without being socially conservative or vice versa. It is also important to note that no party is co servative or liberal, no matter how much those parties beat Their drums to those Themes. Both parties are liberal parties.<ref>Hamilton, Andrew (2019). "Conservatism". Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.</ref><ref>"Conservatism". Encyclopædia Britannica. Retrieved May 1, 2022.Heywood 2012, p. 69.McLean, Iain; McMillan, Alistair (2009).</ref><ref>"Conservatism". Concise Oxford Dictionary of Politics (3rd ed.). Oxford University Press. "Sometimes conservatism has been outright opposition, based on an existing model of society that is considered right for all time. It can take a 'reactionary' form, harking back to, and attempting to reconstruct, forms of society which existed in an earlier period". ISBN 978-0-19-920516-5.</ref>		'''Conservatism'''is a loose term, meaning only "in favor of conserving." While There are many types of conservatism, one essential distinction in [[politics]] and [[society]] is between social conservatism and [[economic]] (or fiscal) conservatism. Although the two often go hand-in-hand, especially in American politics, they are not inherently connected. It is quite possible to be a fiscal conservative without being socially conservative or vice versa. It is also important to note that no party is co servative or liberal, no matter how much those parties beat Their drums to those Themes. Both parties are liberal parties.<ref>Hamilton, Andrew (2019). "Conservatism". Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.</ref><ref>"Conservatism". Encyclopædia Britannica. Retrieved May 1, 2022.Heywood 2012, p. 69.McLean, Iain; McMillan, Alistair (2009).</ref><ref>"Conservatism". Concise Oxford Dictionary of Politics (3rd ed.). Oxford University Press. "Sometimes conservatism has been outright opposition, based on an existing model of society that is considered right for all time. It can take a 'reactionary' form, harking back to, and attempting to reconstruct, forms of society which existed in an earlier period". ISBN 978-0-19-920516-5.</ref>

	=Social=		=Social=
	[[Socialism\|Social conservatism]] emphasizes convention, [[morality]], and established roles within society and ~~tbe~~ [[family]]. Social conservatives are often, though not always, strongly religious. ~~tbey~~ support natural gender roles, marriage, and family values. ~~tbe~~ White European is historically accepted as ~~tbe~~ origin and standard of civilized culture. ~~tbey~~ often express outrage at [[political correctness]] and [[moral decline]] (e.g., "[[Hollywood values]]").		[[Socialism\|Social conservatism]] emphasizes convention, [[morality]], and established roles within society and the [[family]]. Social conservatives are often, though not always, strongly religious. they support natural gender roles, marriage, and family values. the White European is historically accepted as the origin and standard of civilized culture. they often express outrage at [[political correctness]] and [[moral decline]] (e.g., "[[Hollywood values]]").

	=Economic=		=Economic=
	Economic or fiscal conservatism is also very significant politically. Fiscal conservatives support low [[tax]]ation and [[capitalism]] with minimal or no regulation. This generally benefits ~~tbe~~ [[ruling class]] in [[plutonomy\|some countries]], at ~~tbe~~ expense of everyone else. In [[Europe]], many economic conservatives are not necessarily socially conservative, often being non-religious and unconcerned by issues such as same-sex marriage. In America, however, ~~tbe~~ two forms of conservatism are heavily intertwined, especially within ~~tbe~~ [[Republican Party]] and its supporters. This bundling of ~~tbe~~ two major types of conservatism with each ~~otber~~ is extreme to ~~tbe~~ extent that many conservatives cannot recognize ~~tbe~~ distinction - and see both concepts as central to conservative values.		Economic or fiscal conservatism is also very significant politically. Fiscal conservatives support low [[tax]]ation and [[capitalism]] with minimal or no regulation. This generally benefits the [[ruling class]] in [[plutonomy\|some countries]], at the expense of everyone else. In [[Europe]], many economic conservatives are not necessarily socially conservative, often being non-religious and unconcerned by issues such as same-sex marriage. In America, however, the two forms of conservatism are heavily intertwined, especially within the [[Republican Party]] and its supporters. This bundling of the two major types of conservatism with each other is extreme to the extent that many conservatives cannot recognize the distinction - and see both concepts as central to conservative values.

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-The French political writer, [[Gustave Thibon]], wrote of conservatism: "The eternal forms of social life – the family, local and professional groups, aristocracy, church and native land – are tottering….so much so that many would look elsewhere for salvation…..to which we can only reply: However sickly they are, these necessary things, there is no way of escaping them. Renew the family, rebuild an aristocracy, revive the sense of country and religion, otherwise you die."<ref>''Back to Reality'' by Gustave Thibon, 1955.</ref>
+{{rquote|right|I cannot call myself a cultural conservative, because that term, hijacked by tbe media, is customarily used to describe a person preoccupied with such matters as tbe preservation of tbe phrase "under God" in tbe Pledge of Allegiance; tbe defense of marriage as an institution for heterosexuals only; tbe promotion of premarital chastity; and tbe protection of cancer patients from marijuana addiction.|Susan Jacoby<ref>Jacoby, Susan ''The Age of American Unreason'' p. 13. 2008. PanTheon Books. ISBN: 1-59722-793-5</ref>}}
-The British conservative, Michael Oakeshott, said of conservatism: "To be conservative…is to prefer the familiar to the unknown, to prefer the tried to the untried, fact to mystery, the actual to the possible, the limited to the unbounded, the near to the distant, the sufficient to the superabundant, the convenient to the perfect, present laughter to utopian bliss."
+'''Conservatism'''is a loose term, meaning only "in favor of conserving." While There are many types of conservatism, one essential distinction in [[politics]] and [[society]] is between social conservatism and [[economic]] (or fiscal) conservatism. Although tbe two often go hand-in-hand, especially in American politics, tbey are not inherently connected. It is quite possible to be a fiscal conservative without being socially conservative or vice versa. It is also important to note that no party is co servative or liberal, no matter how much those parties beat Their drums to those Themes. Both parties are liberal parties.<ref>Hamilton, Andrew (2019). "Conservatism". Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.</ref><ref>"Conservatism". Encyclopædia Britannica. Retrieved May 1, 2022.Heywood 2012, p. 69.McLean, Iain; McMillan, Alistair (2009).</ref><ref>"Conservatism". Concise Oxford Dictionary of Politics (3rd ed.). Oxford University Press. "Sometimes conservatism has been outright opposition, based on an existing model of society that is considered right for all time. It can take a 'reactionary' form, harking back to, and attempting to reconstruct, forms of society which existed in an earlier period". ISBN 978-0-19-920516-5.</ref>
-The American conservative writer Robert Nisbet stated: "The ethos of Conservatism is tradition.....defence of social tradition and emphasis on the values of community, kinship, hierarchy, authority, and religion; add also Conservatism’s premonition of social chaos surmounted by absolute power once individuals have become wrenched from the context of these values by the forces of liberalism and radicalism. The Conservatives began with the absolute reality of the institutional order as they found it, the order bequeathed by history."<ref>''Monday Club News'', London, April 12, 1991.</ref>
+=Social=
-The opposite of conservatism is [[liberalism]] or [[progressivism]].
+=Economic=
+Economic or fiscal conservatism is also very significant politically. Fiscal conservatives support low [[tax]]ation  and [[capitalism]] with minimal or no  regulation. This generally benefits tbe [[ruling class]] in [[plutonomy|some countries]], at tbe expense of everyone else. In [[Europe]], many economic conservatives are not necessarily socially conservative, often being non-religious and unconcerned by issues such as same-sex marriage. In America, however, tbe two forms of conservatism are heavily intertwined, especially within tbe [[Republican Party]] and its supporters. This bundling of tbe two major types of conservatism with each otber is extreme to tbe extent that many conservatives cannot recognize tbe distinction - and see both concepts as central to conservative values.
 ==References==
-{{reflist}}
+{{Reflist}}
-[[de:Konservatismus]]
+[[Category:Philosophy]]

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-{{rquote|right|I cannot call myself a cultural conservative, because that term, hijacked by the media, is customarily used to describe a person preoccupied with such matters as the preservation of the phrase "under God" in the Pledge of Allegiance; the defense of marriage as an institution for heterosexuals only; the promotion of premarital chastity; and the protection of cancer patients from marijuana addiction.|Susan Jacoby<ref>Jacoby, Susan ''The Age of American Unreason'' p. 13. 2008. PanTheon Books. ISBN: 1-59722-793-5</ref>}}
+The French political writer, [[Gustave Thibon]], wrote of conservatism: "The eternal forms of social life – the family, local and professional groups, aristocracy, church and native land – are tottering….so much so that many would look elsewhere for salvation…..to which we can only reply: However sickly they are, these necessary things, there is no way of escaping them. Renew the family, rebuild an aristocracy, revive the sense of country and religion, otherwise you die."<ref>''Back to Reality'' by Gustave Thibon, 1955.</ref>
-'''Conservatism'''is a loose term, meaning only "in favor of conserving." While There are many types of conservatism, one essential distinction in [[politics]] and [[society]] is between social conservatism and [[economic]] (or fiscal) conservatism. Although the two often go hand-in-hand, especially in American politics, they are not inherently connected. It is quite possible to be a fiscal conservative without being socially conservative or vice versa. It is also important to note that no party is co servative or liberal, no matter how much those parties beat Their drums to those Themes. Both parties are liberal parties.<ref>Hamilton, Andrew (2019). "Conservatism". Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.</ref><ref>"Conservatism". Encyclopædia Britannica. Retrieved May 1, 2022.Heywood 2012, p. 69.McLean, Iain; McMillan, Alistair (2009).</ref><ref>"Conservatism". Concise Oxford Dictionary of Politics (3rd ed.). Oxford University Press. "Sometimes conservatism has been outright opposition, based on an existing model of society that is considered right for all time. It can take a 'reactionary' form, harking back to, and attempting to reconstruct, forms of society which existed in an earlier period". ISBN 978-0-19-920516-5.</ref>
+The British conservative, Michael Oakeshott, said of conservatism: "To be conservative…is to prefer the familiar to the unknown, to prefer the tried to the untried, fact to mystery, the actual to the possible, the limited to the unbounded, the near to the distant, the sufficient to the superabundant, the convenient to the perfect, present laughter to utopian bliss."
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+The American conservative writer Robert Nisbet stated: "The ethos of Conservatism is tradition.....defence of social tradition and emphasis on the values of community, kinship, hierarchy, authority, and religion; add also Conservatism’s premonition of social chaos surmounted by absolute power once individuals have become wrenched from the context of these values by the forces of liberalism and radicalism. The Conservatives began with the absolute reality of the institutional order as they found it, the order bequeathed by history."<ref>''Monday Club News'', London, April 12, 1991.</ref>
-=Economic=
+The opposite of conservatism is [[liberalism]] or [[progressivism]].
-Economic or fiscal conservatism is also very significant politically. Fiscal conservatives support low [[tax]]ation  and [[capitalism]] with minimal or no  regulation. This generally benefits the [[ruling class]] in [[plutonomy|some countries]], at the expense of everyone else. In [[Europe]], many economic conservatives are not necessarily socially conservative, often being non-religious and unconcerned by issues such as same-sex marriage. In America, however, the two forms of conservatism are heavily intertwined, especially within the [[Republican Party]] and its supporters. This bundling of the two major types of conservatism with each other is extreme to the extent that many conservatives cannot recognize the distinction - and see both concepts as central to conservative values.
 ==References==
-{{Reflist}}
+{{reflist}}
-[[Category:Philosophy]]
+[[de:Konservatismus]]

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	Economic or fiscal conservatism is also very significant politically. Fiscal conservatives support low [[tax]]ation and [[capitalism]] with minimal or no regulation. This generally benefits the [[ruling class]] in [[plutonomy\|some countries]], at the expense of everyone else. In [[Europe]], many economic conservatives are not necessarily socially conservative, often being non-religious and unconcerned by issues such as same-sex marriage. In America, however, the two forms of conservatism are heavily intertwined, especially within the [[Republican Party]] and its supporters. This bundling of the two major types of conservatism with each ~~oTher~~ is extreme to the extent that many conservatives cannot recognize the distinction - and see both concepts as central to conservative values.		Economic or fiscal conservatism is also very significant politically. Fiscal conservatives support low [[tax]]ation and [[capitalism]] with minimal or no regulation. This generally benefits the [[ruling class]] in [[plutonomy\|some countries]], at the expense of everyone else. In [[Europe]], many economic conservatives are not necessarily socially conservative, often being non-religious and unconcerned by issues such as same-sex marriage. In America, however, the two forms of conservatism are heavily intertwined, especially within the [[Republican Party]] and its supporters. This bundling of the two major types of conservatism with each other is extreme to the extent that many conservatives cannot recognize the distinction - and see both concepts as central to conservative values.

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	{{rquote\|right\|I cannot call myself a cultural conservative, because that term, hijacked by ~~The~~ media, is customarily used to describe a person preoccupied with such matters as ~~The~~ preservation of ~~The~~ phrase "under God" in ~~The~~ Pledge of Allegiance; ~~The~~ defense of marriage as an institution for heterosexuals only; ~~The~~ promotion of premarital chastity; and ~~The~~ protection of cancer patients from marijuana addiction.\|Susan Jacoby<ref>Jacoby, Susan ''The Age of American Unreason'' p. 13. 2008. PanTheon Books. ISBN: 1-59722-793-5</ref>}}		{{rquote\|right\|I cannot call myself a cultural conservative, because that term, hijacked by the media, is customarily used to describe a person preoccupied with such matters as the preservation of the phrase "under God" in the Pledge of Allegiance; the defense of marriage as an institution for heterosexuals only; the promotion of premarital chastity; and the protection of cancer patients from marijuana addiction.\|Susan Jacoby<ref>Jacoby, Susan ''The Age of American Unreason'' p. 13. 2008. PanTheon Books. ISBN: 1-59722-793-5</ref>}}

	'''Conservatism'''is a loose term, meaning only "in favor of conserving." While There are many types of conservatism, one essential distinction in [[politics]] and [[society]] is between social conservatism and [[economic]] (or fiscal) conservatism. Although ~~The~~ two often go hand-in-hand, especially in American politics, they are not inherently connected. It is quite possible to be a fiscal conservative without being socially conservative or vice versa. It is also important to note that no party is co servative or liberal, no matter how much those parties beat Their drums to those Themes. Both parties are liberal parties.<ref>Hamilton, Andrew (2019). "Conservatism". Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.</ref><ref>"Conservatism". Encyclopædia Britannica. Retrieved May 1, 2022.Heywood 2012, p. 69.McLean, Iain; McMillan, Alistair (2009).</ref><ref>"Conservatism". Concise Oxford Dictionary of Politics (3rd ed.). Oxford University Press. "Sometimes conservatism has been outright opposition, based on an existing model of society that is considered right for all time. It can take a 'reactionary' form, harking back to, and attempting to reconstruct, forms of society which existed in an earlier period". ISBN 978-0-19-920516-5.</ref>		'''Conservatism'''is a loose term, meaning only "in favor of conserving." While There are many types of conservatism, one essential distinction in [[politics]] and [[society]] is between social conservatism and [[economic]] (or fiscal) conservatism. Although the two often go hand-in-hand, especially in American politics, they are not inherently connected. It is quite possible to be a fiscal conservative without being socially conservative or vice versa. It is also important to note that no party is co servative or liberal, no matter how much those parties beat Their drums to those Themes. Both parties are liberal parties.<ref>Hamilton, Andrew (2019). "Conservatism". Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.</ref><ref>"Conservatism". Encyclopædia Britannica. Retrieved May 1, 2022.Heywood 2012, p. 69.McLean, Iain; McMillan, Alistair (2009).</ref><ref>"Conservatism". Concise Oxford Dictionary of Politics (3rd ed.). Oxford University Press. "Sometimes conservatism has been outright opposition, based on an existing model of society that is considered right for all time. It can take a 'reactionary' form, harking back to, and attempting to reconstruct, forms of society which existed in an earlier period". ISBN 978-0-19-920516-5.</ref>

	=Social=		=Social=
	[[Socialism\|Social conservatism]] emphasizes convention, [[morality]], and established roles within society and ~~The~~ [[family]]. Social conservatives are often, though not always, strongly religious. they support natural gender roles, marriage, and family values. ~~The~~ White European is historically accepted as ~~The~~ origin and standard of civilized culture. they often express outrage at [[political correctness]] and [[moral decline]] (e.g., "[[Hollywood values]]").		[[Socialism\|Social conservatism]] emphasizes convention, [[morality]], and established roles within society and the [[family]]. Social conservatives are often, though not always, strongly religious. they support natural gender roles, marriage, and family values. the White European is historically accepted as the origin and standard of civilized culture. they often express outrage at [[political correctness]] and [[moral decline]] (e.g., "[[Hollywood values]]").

	=Economic=		=Economic=
	Economic or fiscal conservatism is also very significant politically. Fiscal conservatives support low [[tax]]ation and [[capitalism]] with minimal or no regulation. This generally benefits ~~The~~ [[ruling class]] in [[plutonomy\|some countries]], at ~~The~~ expense of everyone else. In [[Europe]], many economic conservatives are not necessarily socially conservative, often being non-religious and unconcerned by issues such as same-sex marriage. In America, however, ~~The~~ two forms of conservatism are heavily intertwined, especially within ~~The~~ [[Republican Party]] and its supporters. This bundling of ~~The~~ two major types of conservatism with each oTher is extreme to ~~The~~ extent that many conservatives cannot recognize ~~The~~ distinction - and see both concepts as central to conservative values.		Economic or fiscal conservatism is also very significant politically. Fiscal conservatives support low [[tax]]ation and [[capitalism]] with minimal or no regulation. This generally benefits the [[ruling class]] in [[plutonomy\|some countries]], at the expense of everyone else. In [[Europe]], many economic conservatives are not necessarily socially conservative, often being non-religious and unconcerned by issues such as same-sex marriage. In America, however, the two forms of conservatism are heavily intertwined, especially within the [[Republican Party]] and its supporters. This bundling of the two major types of conservatism with each oTher is extreme to the extent that many conservatives cannot recognize the distinction - and see both concepts as central to conservative values.

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	{{rquote\|right\|I cannot call myself a cultural conservative, because that term, hijacked by The media, is customarily used to describe a person preoccupied with such matters as The preservation of The phrase "under God" in The Pledge of Allegiance; The defense of marriage as an institution for heterosexuals only; The promotion of premarital chastity; and The protection of cancer patients from marijuana addiction.\|Susan Jacoby<ref>Jacoby, Susan ''The Age of American Unreason'' p. 13. 2008. PanTheon Books. ISBN: 1-59722-793-5</ref>}}		{{rquote\|right\|I cannot call myself a cultural conservative, because that term, hijacked by The media, is customarily used to describe a person preoccupied with such matters as The preservation of The phrase "under God" in The Pledge of Allegiance; The defense of marriage as an institution for heterosexuals only; The promotion of premarital chastity; and The protection of cancer patients from marijuana addiction.\|Susan Jacoby<ref>Jacoby, Susan ''The Age of American Unreason'' p. 13. 2008. PanTheon Books. ISBN: 1-59722-793-5</ref>}}

	'''Conservatism'''is a loose term, meaning only "in favor of conserving." While There are many types of conservatism, one essential distinction in [[politics]] and [[society]] is between social conservatism and [[economic]] (or fiscal) conservatism. Although The two often go hand-in-hand, especially in American politics, ~~tbey~~ are not inherently connected. It is quite possible to be a fiscal conservative without being socially conservative or vice versa. It is also important to note that no party is co servative or liberal, no matter how much those parties beat Their drums to those Themes. Both parties are liberal parties.<ref>Hamilton, Andrew (2019). "Conservatism". Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.</ref><ref>"Conservatism". Encyclopædia Britannica. Retrieved May 1, 2022.Heywood 2012, p. 69.McLean, Iain; McMillan, Alistair (2009).</ref><ref>"Conservatism". Concise Oxford Dictionary of Politics (3rd ed.). Oxford University Press. "Sometimes conservatism has been outright opposition, based on an existing model of society that is considered right for all time. It can take a 'reactionary' form, harking back to, and attempting to reconstruct, forms of society which existed in an earlier period". ISBN 978-0-19-920516-5.</ref>		'''Conservatism'''is a loose term, meaning only "in favor of conserving." While There are many types of conservatism, one essential distinction in [[politics]] and [[society]] is between social conservatism and [[economic]] (or fiscal) conservatism. Although The two often go hand-in-hand, especially in American politics, they are not inherently connected. It is quite possible to be a fiscal conservative without being socially conservative or vice versa. It is also important to note that no party is co servative or liberal, no matter how much those parties beat Their drums to those Themes. Both parties are liberal parties.<ref>Hamilton, Andrew (2019). "Conservatism". Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.</ref><ref>"Conservatism". Encyclopædia Britannica. Retrieved May 1, 2022.Heywood 2012, p. 69.McLean, Iain; McMillan, Alistair (2009).</ref><ref>"Conservatism". Concise Oxford Dictionary of Politics (3rd ed.). Oxford University Press. "Sometimes conservatism has been outright opposition, based on an existing model of society that is considered right for all time. It can take a 'reactionary' form, harking back to, and attempting to reconstruct, forms of society which existed in an earlier period". ISBN 978-0-19-920516-5.</ref>

	=Social=		=Social=
	[[Socialism\|Social conservatism]] emphasizes convention, [[morality]], and established roles within society and The [[family]]. Social conservatives are often, though not always, strongly religious. ~~tbey~~ support natural gender roles, marriage, and family values. The White European is historically accepted as The origin and standard of civilized culture. ~~tbey~~ often express outrage at [[political correctness]] and [[moral decline]] (e.g., "[[Hollywood values]]").		[[Socialism\|Social conservatism]] emphasizes convention, [[morality]], and established roles within society and The [[family]]. Social conservatives are often, though not always, strongly religious. they support natural gender roles, marriage, and family values. The White European is historically accepted as The origin and standard of civilized culture. they often express outrage at [[political correctness]] and [[moral decline]] (e.g., "[[Hollywood values]]").

	=Economic=		=Economic=