I dont even know what social conservativism means

I was raised by Catholic conservative parents so a bunch of my beliefs were inspired by my family and religion

That said Ive hung around different types of people and social media and seen random articles and stuff here and there

I found this place in particular cuz I met Techpriest through another fandom and we just happened to have similar enough views and I was interested in a full poltical server

But given how social media is mostly... Non-conservative these days it was difficult to find a good one so I got the recommendation

Nice.

Well you're going free my friend.

Everyone here in my experience are very nice.

And are great sources for new content and learning more idea's.

@NowItsAngeTime👉 👌 how old are you

30

Ok

Very briefly social conservatism is about not being a massive faggot

^redpilled

TO be more serious in a sense its changing the way you look at the world

I guess I would define social conservatism personally as looking at history and seeing what worked and didn't work in various historical societies and using this to uncover natural law and to try and base policies around it

I see it as an organic and empirical worldview

like the vast majority of Christian idea's are also practical

Machiavelli.mp4

Literally every sucessful society in history has had a nuclear family

the only exceptions are random throwbacks

That’s just empiricism though. That’s what the American founders were doing but I wouldn’t label them as conservative

Extended family varied in importance but the idea of a man and women raising children was always the norm

Since they were radically changing things and overthrowing established institutions

I don't like the term conservative

really

but its the closest term to what I belive

Yeah no I totally agree with you in your worldview

To my knowledge I don't think anyone seriously proposed gay marriage prior to the 1960's

Dennis Prager called it the single most radical idea in human history

But I feel like conservatism has an inherent respect for established institutions

By definition

it was the only political/moral idea that he could find no historical precedence for

But like if its such a great thing why did literally no one think of it before the 1960s

respect for the environment is in the bible

inb4 some dishonest loser points to that one couple in medieval Spain or some misinterpreted Indian tradition

not abusing animals is n the bible

and in other traditions

we are in a better material position to do some of these but like St. Francis tried to get the Emperor to enact animal welfare laws

Slavery being wrong is not a new idea either

Zoroastrianism condemns slavery

Transsexualism is probably more radical in terms of its social impact tbh

I guess you could find plenty of historical precedent for people acting like the other sex

But the idea of castrating yourself of your own volition to become a woman is fucking insane and unthinkable until like five minutes ago

I’d say that’s far more revolutionary (and dangerous overall) than faggots doing their thing