Sun Devil 92
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I have no problem getting clear on definitions which can cause confusion.
I am saying that the right (which supposedly has conservatives in it) defends big busines in the name of "free enterprise" all the while big business is stabbing them and us in the back.
If big business wants to compete fairly....great.
But small business is the way many will find their way to wealth. I can't tell you many I know who can't afford to start a smal business because of the labor laws and regulation that make it near impossible for them.
Business does not generally want to compete fairly. Adam Smith never had good words for business people. And many times business is the biggest supporters of left-wing ideology.
Again, labor laws and regulation is a left-wing belief system, and I know some too. You seem to be claiming "right-wing this and that" and then listing off stuff that is most generally left-wing in orientation.
Good with that.
Now, why does the right (even a lot of conservatives) defend big business.....?
Do they really think they are defending captialism ?
Again you haven't made the case yet.
Nothing you refer to is "conservative".
You say "the right" and then list off a bunch of left-wing causes supported by left-wingers.
I said right...not conservative.
I said even a lot of conservatives (who are confused).
Conservative values don't agree with this....
Yet the right does it.
"Conservative" and "right wing" are virtually synonymous. If not, then what do you believe the difference to be? What does "right wing" mean when you use it?
Not to me.
I consider the right wing those who use government to keep themselves in power in business along with the saps they dupe into joining their cause.
I admire true conservatives.