rightwinger
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Yes, but what you're clearly trying to do with this thread is equate liberals of their time with todays liberals, and that's simply incorrect. There is absolutely nothing in common with classical liberals and the progressive liberals of today.
Thats not what I'm trying to do. I'm looking at the concept of liberalism vs the concept of conservatism. The issues that liberals attack change as we evolve
Conservativisms defense of the status quo has consistently put them on the wrong side of history
Yet you've attributed principles of liberals of the time with conservatism, such as nullification.
I never brought up nullification...i frankly don't give a shit about nullification. Its just "I'm taking my ball and going home" if I don't get my way