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What are the beliefs of the modern conservative party
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What are the beliefs of the modern conservative party? The Conservatives, claim they come from every walk of life, all classes, from lower, to middle, to rich businessmen types. It is true, that in every community in the country, there are a large number of people with the conservative mindset, this mindset believes in common values that society has shared for 100's of years. The traditional family, that socializes children into workers for the next generation, some claim that this makes conservatives 'fearful of change', in this modern World where homosexuality, lesbianism (is that a word?) and different social structures within families, and society itself are being constructed. In this liberal society, in order to get elected the Conservative party has widened its political beliefs, in order to get elected. The beliefs of the modern conservative party can be very easily summarized into several categories. The Conservatives believe in peoples 'personal freedom',...
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