Conservatives?

Question

Do conservatives support pluralism

i ask this question of only conservatives because i already know the answer for the other parties.

And by the way i am not American so that is why i do not know

Answer 1

Hey, let everyone express and debate ideas openly, and let the people use the information when it comes time to elect or vote for an initiative.

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Answer 2

Yes.
Isn't pluralism the basis of the US to begin with?
Why would you ask this question only of conservatives?
Are liberals exempt from pluralism?
Are conservatives the only group that would know what pluralism is?

Answer 3

I doubt the vast majority of conservatives, or liberals for that matter can tell you what pluralism is. But yes I think they do, it is an underlying American belief. Or at least thats my interpretation.

Answer 4

Generally no -- the core conservative platform is about stability through conformity.

Or as one conservative put it -- we need to be tolerant of other cultures only until we can mainstream them.

The idea of tolerating many different cultures is directly opposite to the core conservative platform -- but that doesn't stop many individual conservatives from being more tolerant than others.

Answer 5

Yes we do!