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'''Conservative Liberalism''', shortened to '''ConLib''', is an economically center-right to right-wing, civically liberal and culturally center-right to right-wing ideology which seeks to combine liberal values such as free markets, free trade, individual rights and freedom of speech with a more traditional and conservative stance on social and ethical matters. He takes influence from [[File:Clib.png]] [[Classical Liberalism]], although is slightly less radical and has a greater focus on positive liberty. Rather than being based on progressivism, ConLib's ideology combines liberalism with elements of classical philosophy (the common good, natural rights etc.), Christianity (natural law, social nature of man etc.) and ancient institutions (common law, social hierarchies etc.). |
'''Conservative Liberalism''', shortened to '''ConLib''', is an economically center-right to right-wing, civically liberal and culturally center-right to right-wing ideology which seeks to combine liberal values such as free markets, free trade, individual rights and freedom of speech with a more traditional and conservative stance on social and ethical matters. He takes influence from [[File:Clib.png]] [[Classical Liberalism]], although is slightly less radical and has a greater focus on positive liberty. Rather than being based on progressivism, ConLib's ideology combines liberalism with elements of classical philosophy (the common good, natural rights etc.), Christianity (natural law, social nature of man etc.) and ancient institutions (common law, social hierarchies etc.). |
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Some of the most notable figures within the Conservative Liberalism were philosophers like Edmund Burke and Alexis De Tocqueville who had believed in free trade with conservative outlooks on social, ethical and fiscal issues. |
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Revision as of 20:00, 15 December 2020
Not to be confused with Liberal Conservatism or Libertarian Conservatism.
Conservative Liberalism, shortened to ConLib, is an economically center-right to right-wing, civically liberal and culturally center-right to right-wing ideology which seeks to combine liberal values such as free markets, free trade, individual rights and freedom of speech with a more traditional and conservative stance on social and ethical matters. He takes influence from 
Classical Liberalism, although is slightly less radical and has a greater focus on positive liberty. Rather than being based on progressivism, ConLib's ideology combines liberalism with elements of classical philosophy (the common good, natural rights etc.), Christianity (natural law, social nature of man etc.) and ancient institutions (common law, social hierarchies etc.).
Some of the most notable figures within the Conservative Liberalism were philosophers like Edmund Burke and Alexis De Tocqueville who had believed in free trade with conservative outlooks on social, ethical and fiscal issues.
How to Draw
- Draw a ball.
- Draw a horizontal blue line across the middle.
- Fill the bottom with blue.
- Fill the top with white.
- Draw 3 yellow stars on the bottom of the white part.
- Add the eyes and you're done!
Relationships
Friends
Classical Liberalism - Liberalism was better back in his day...
National Liberalism - I like your spirit!
Neoconservatism - Wish he'd focus more on conserving our values than bombing people but he's ok
Libertarian Conservatism - My more radical self
Classical Conservatism - My good ol' uncle!
Frenemies
Liberal Conservatism - I hate how people confuse us two, you're not even conservative!
Neoliberalism - Hmmmmmmmmm...... No......
Social Liberalism - Dirty progressive welfarist, but at least still cares about free markets.
Enemies
Democratic Socialism - Welfare loving anti-capitalist degenerate
Further Information
Wikipedia
- Conservative liberalism (Page may not be completely accurate)
- Edmund Burke
