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Conservatism: Unlearned Lessons

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Why, over the past hundred years, have proponents of freedom in the West continually lost ground to the enemies of personal rights and private property?
Why haven't conservatives, who swear allegiance to family, national and religious traditions, and freedom, eradicated totalitarian propaganda in schools and universities, disbanded agencies that interfere with private business and forcibly provide for families, or eliminated state-owned media? Why does the national debt grow in peacetime, while taxes often rise as well? Why can voters who are tax-squanderers vote and rob voters who are tax-payers?
Why do all sorts of savages in Russia call themselves conservatives—from lovers of serfdom to Stalin fans?

Are there examples of successful conservatives in world and Russian history that are worth learning from? Yes, some of them are on the cover. Our book, however, is not only about them, but also about what is required of a true and right-wing conservative to carry out the necessary reforms and maintain their results for centuries.

A conservative is against fixing what wasn't broken. But anyone who is against fixing what was broken isn't a conservative, they're a fool.
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