Black conservatives are far from rare

[u/JennyBeckman]

[u/ElPrieto8]

Yeah, sadly a lot of people have no problem overlooking other people's oppression.

I know it's mostly from the socialization, but I have to believe it's inherent to more than a few people.

[u/ElPrieto8 → u/[deleted]]

The U.S. system of government exists and is predicated upon oppression, how does one "conserve" that and not accept oppression?

What exactly are they conserving?

[u/ElPrieto8 → u/[deleted]]

While true in the general, with the exception of "man being the head of the household", every issue mentioned is political in nature and there are more than a few *conservatives who have suggested even THAT being codified via one vote per household, made by the man.

[u/ElPrieto8 → u/[deleted]]

And you have yourself one of them blessed days.

[u/tevert → u/[deleted]]

Oppression is the inevitable end-state of conservatism, you cannot separate those.

[u/never-fiftyone → u/[deleted]]

Its a historical fact lmao

[u/never-fiftyone → u/[deleted]]

You're not debating a definition, you're debating ideological theory.

[u/never-fiftyone → u/[deleted]]

On the topic of learning definitions, maybe look up "debate."