Steven Hayward has begun a series that explains the seemingly irreconcilable differences between conservatives and liberals. This post is the first of three on this truly interesting series. Most of what he says in the second installment here we intuitively understand. Nevertheless it is still instructive to see these differences on paper to be able to focus and reflect on them a bit. Because conservatives understand the value of learning from the past, and liberals are willing to expunge the past from consideration in their search for a the perfect world order, it's clear the views are indeed irreconcilable which is why there is such an intractable divide between the democrats and republicans these days. It remains a mystery how these two philosophies can exist within the same family unit, a not uncommon occurrence.
Finally, Here is the third and here fourth installment of Hayward's PL posts on the differences between the left and the right.
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