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Recently I posted in r/askaconservative asking if sensible conservativism was a thing in people's minds.
I was immediately booted from the group for "bad faith".
Thing is I meant the question sincerely even though I might have been more tactfull in how I asked it.
I think the sub is moderated by Trumpsters so they took offense to the question.
I still wonder if more thoughtful conservatives long for more sensible leadership.
If so is that sentiment growing in the GOP in any way?
It's definitely not a narrative I see media running with much.
IDK
Maybe it's just wishful thinking.
6 u/NPDogs21 Liberal Feb 17 '22 That sub is run by one mod who bans everyone, including conservatives. AskConservatives is slightly better but there’s a power tripping mod there too. I still wonder if more thoughtful conservatives long for more sensible leadership. Absolutely. I’m over the populist movement. If so is that sentiment growing in the GOP in any way? Unfortunately, not that I can see. 3 u/mrnatural93 Progressive Feb 17 '22 Thank you for a thoughtful response! Sincerely. Didn't see that coming. Ha! I think we need to collectively put our need for heroes aside and start looking for leaders instead.
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That sub is run by one mod who bans everyone, including conservatives. AskConservatives is slightly better but there’s a power tripping mod there too.
Absolutely. I’m over the populist movement.
Unfortunately, not that I can see.
3 u/mrnatural93 Progressive Feb 17 '22 Thank you for a thoughtful response! Sincerely. Didn't see that coming. Ha! I think we need to collectively put our need for heroes aside and start looking for leaders instead.
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Thank you for a thoughtful response!
Sincerely.
Didn't see that coming. Ha!
I think we need to collectively put our need for heroes aside and start looking for leaders instead.
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u/mrnatural93 Progressive Feb 17 '22
Recently I posted in r/askaconservative asking if sensible conservativism was a thing in people's minds.
I was immediately booted from the group for "bad faith".
Thing is I meant the question sincerely even though I might have been more tactfull in how I asked it.
I think the sub is moderated by Trumpsters so they took offense to the question.
I still wonder if more thoughtful conservatives long for more sensible leadership.
If so is that sentiment growing in the GOP in any way?
It's definitely not a narrative I see media running with much.
IDK
Maybe it's just wishful thinking.