So your opinion is right and those that oppose your opinion are wrong ?

You just described every single person in the world, you stupid fucking idiot. Do you have any opinions that you actually think are wrong? Why would you have an opinion that you think is wrong? That makes no sense.

Well i will have to say your are narrow minded because you need to right.

Thinking you are right has absolutely nothing to do with being able to change your mind.

the next two lines also say they're against change...

If they do choose to change , they'd be failing the assertion that they're against change, as they have accepted to change......

I think there is truth to some conservative arguments. Conservatives believe everything is a matter of individual choice and free will. I don't fully agree with that as I believe there are wider societal structures that can unconsciously influence people.

Approaching a subject with a purely conservative mindset is like when you're gardening and you can easily identify the weeds. You cut off the bits of weeds that you can see instead of pulling them up at the roots. You're addressing the symptom, or the bit that's showing, but you aren't addressing all the ugly bits underneath.

Similarly, I think approaching a subject with a purely liberal mindset is like being not quite sure what needs pulling up in your garden because you can't discern everything that's harmful. You're trying too hard to see into the soil for the roots but you don't want to try pulling anything up to find out, in case you pull up something that isn't a weed.

That might be a silly analogy, sorry if it seems that way.

Extreme conservatives believe strict gender roles are the best for society, while extreme liberals want to see them done away with entirely. Gender roles can give you a very strong sense of self and sense of belonging, which helps keep society harmonious. They avoid domestic discord and they have some basis in nature, however tenuous you may argue that basis is. While liberalism allows people to break those chains and do what they want in life, extreme liberalism (such as radical feminism) criticises those who genuinely feel comfortable in those gender roles and willingly choose them. This means that people do not fill roles that they feel suited to, making them feel lost.

Bear in mind I don't believe gender roles should be enforced upon anyone, and I completely accept that many women feel more comfortable in careers than they do as a housewife. But they do have some plus sides which is why they were around for so long, and while people should be given equal opportunities they shouldn't be forgotten altogether.

Another topic is crime. Conservatives often believe that crime results from broken homes and bad parenting. There is some evidence to suggest that offenders, especially young ones, may be more likely to come from single-parent families. Single parents may have difficulty juggling the jobs they need to survive with disciplining a child. There is the argument that the child may not get enough attention from their parent and start behaving badly to get that attention.

Obviously, liberalism adds more to this picture. A lack of government support means single parents are faced with more financial pressure. They are more likely to live in poorer areas with worse educational access and simply don't have the money or resources to send their child to a different school. The schools themselves are underfunded and often can't spare the resources for an intervention if a child behaves poorly, is not attending school or is not working hard. And so on, until the child reaches adulthood and is trapped in poverty because of unemployment in the area, because they can't afford to move to somewhere where there are jobs and because they did not have the same educational opportunities as other people who may be applying for the jobs.

Conservatism can often be quite a shallow investigation of the issue. I agree that in a policy-making sense, it won't do much long-term good for tackling social problems. But there are often nuggets in a conservative argument that can be actually sound points, as long as you take care to remove the external shell of religious reasoning and / or "it's just the way things should be".

I see them more as parasitic thieves who force society to work for their own benefit and then fight over the scraps they leave. Not really much different to the slavemasters of the old west

So let's take it from them, give it to the government and work like slaves for THEM. You think Trump is an evil thug, but would gladly hand him omnipotent control. Mindless...

Stupidity reigns in your twisted world because you are nothing but stupid and clueless.

I see them more as parasitic thieves who force society to work for their own benefit and then fight over the scraps they leave. Not really much different to the slavemasters of the old west.

Thieves? So if you work and get a paycheck you are a thief? No wonder liberals are confused and angry. They don't want to work, so obviously anyone who does is a thief. All while the poor in America are doing better than the middle class all over the world and individual average wealth in America is the highest is American history...

Well, here's the thing. If you are arbitrarily going to define what "success" and "ambition" actually are, it isn't surprising that you are going to find us lacking in both. Have you ever considered that we just don't buy into your bullshit opinion about what "success" is or how it is achieved in the first place? And that's perhaps why we lack "ambition"?

If you would gladly take from someone else to help the poor, but can't reach for your own wallet to help the poor, you are a thief and a hypocrite.

Success is giving from your own pocket. Most liberals have a lock on their own personal wallets, but will demand you open up yours in a heart beat. You can go to college, work hard, get promotions, etc, and a liberal will simply say "you didn't earn that." Really? Bullshit. I know one thing for sure. The liberal trying to take mine to pay someone else sure as hell didn't earn it to give it.