You are making a conclusion which has no bearing on the point.Pointer, when the two gay men were arrested and prosecuted just a few years ago for what they were doing in private, are you saying that no "conservatives" were involved?
The primarily Conservative majority of the US Supreme Court...When they were found guilty and sentenced, which "conservatives" contributed to their appeals process?
Why must a conservative "group" "hail" the success of a conservative ideal?And when the Supreme Court judged that the men were innocent because sodomy laws were an unConstitutional breach of privacy, which "conservative" group hailed this decision as a win for conservative ideals?
ESPECIALLY when corrupted liberal news media and leadership would like nothing more than to say we only "hail" the correctness of a law when it serves our purposes and never when it serves the purposes of our opposition...
Is there something wrong with simple, and to-the-point, answers?You'll pardon me if I find your exciting new definition of social conservatism unfamiliar. I'm sure you have simple answers to the above questions.
Oops! Of course there is... propaganda is always shrouded in complexity...
Perhaps you are "unfamiliar" with that as well.
My definition of Conservative thinking is founded on the principles "on which this nation stands"...and that is conservative. The Supreme Court was recognizing the even application of law when they acquitted the two "gays" you mentioned above... They didn't have to like it, and they didn't have to "hail" it in celebration.
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