are you liberal (opened-minded) or conservative (closed-minded or stubborn)?

Question

or relatively liberal
or relatively conservative

THERE IS NO MIDDLE ROAD!
middle is ONLY one exact point. infinite # of times, you are EITHER RELATIVELY OPEN OR CLOSED

Answer 1

relatively liberal

Answer 2

Relatively Liberal..

Answer 3

Liberal

Answer 4

Liberal

Answer 5

Liberal and conservative are false terms; however the difference between the parties is genuine and not too badly labeled by using these terms, if you remember they have nothing to do with politics but refer to attitudes toward spending money.

The Democrats derive their socialist ideas from the Pietists or more-worldly wing of the Catholic reform party.
The Republicans trace their statist roots to the Puritans and Martin Luther, modified by Franklinite pseudo-capitalism, an extreme Protestant sect.
Both are antithisworld, anti-individual, medieval groups.

I'm a conservative liberal or "objectivist".

I want the government to accept definitions of categories made by scientists, so that our courts and legislatures can protect individuals' rights which they claim under regulations. I want an end to pubic-interest totalitarianism being called the imperial presidency and public-interest "lawmaking".

I want a secular government based on category-level
definitions, on the rights of each adult citizen , and on
legitimate powers limited to protecting of individual rights.

Answer 6

Being conservative can mean a lot of things. It can mean you believe in pure free-market capitalism (as opposed to lesser forms closer to socialism or communism). It can also mean you belive in smaller government with more individual liberty and freedom. These ideas are neither close-minded nor stubborn. What is close-minded is someone who is conservative that does not try to understand someone who is liberal or vice-versa.

Answer 7

I'm relatively liberal.

At first I wanted to reply I'm very liberal, but then I realised I CAN be quite conservative when it comes to certain values in life.

Answer 8

Very conservative, with beliefs that are anchored in my core values, not ones that change out of convenience.

If black and white clarity between right and wrong make me closed minded, so be it. If holding fast to what I believe is stubborn, then I must be a Missouri mule.

If you don't stand for something, you'll fall for anything.

Answer 9

ha, nice descriptions of conservatives, stubborn huh? I guess I know what you are.
I'm in the middle, but being a liberal in the bay area is like being a radical anywhere else, and being a conservative too, is like being a liberal anywhere else.

Answer 10

According to your definitions both. It depends on the topic. I like to think the best of most people but also you must take a firm stand for things as well even if people disagree just don't be disagreeable.