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Re: Which is a better country for Conservatives: The U.S. or the U.K.?
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Originally Posted by Dude111
Ben Shapiro debated this with someone 3 days ago.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=tp3CmdFJtR4
I picked UK as the US is dominated by DEMS and its more than obvious since the election..... |
Ben Shapiro, the towering intellect who, when discussing Climate Change, said there wasn't a problem if you lived near the coast and rising waters threatened to put your house under water, it won’t be such a big deal “if the sea level rises five or ten metres” because people will just “sell their homes and move”....
https://www.indy100.com/news/ben-sha...median-8939886
How much do underwater houses sell for?
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Originally Posted by Chris
You really have no idea. British conservatives are almost all committed to the very socialised health care your lot seem to think is a horseman of the apocalypse. Mainstream conservative thought in the UK is entirely different to the US on issues like the size and role of government and the limits of personal freedom in pursuit of a safe and cohesive society (note the near total ban on owning firearms here).
If your idea of hell is a country dominated by “Dems” then you’d hate it here, because conservative politics here is probably a better match for US Democrats than it is republicans.
We do of course have some Libertarian nut jobs here but there aren’t many of them and for the most part they reside, thankfully, on the lunatic fringe of British politics, and those of them in elected office generally don’t make too much noise.
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Yes, Ben accused Andrew Neil of being "of the left", which shows the complete different Overton Windows in both countries…
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