I've been finding out lately that a disturbing number of you are conservatives/Tory supporters of some stripe or another. Being somewhat of a flaming red socialist myself, I'm interested in how you guys justify the belief that the rich ought to get richer and the poor ought to fend for themselves that seems to be the Tory standpoint to me...
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Date: 2004-09-17 05:27 pm (UTC)From:"Neocon" is as much a valid political label as it is a term of abuse hurled by "paeloconservatives", ie, people with proper conservative ideas (I regard myself as a liberal, in the classical (British, Gladstonian) sense, and the Conservatives as the most liberal of the British political parties, FWIW) at people giving conservatism a bad name.
WikiPedia has a reasonable article on most of the traits shared by neocons.