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conservatism

Approach to government favoring the maintenance of existing institutions and identified with a number of Western political parties, such as the US Republican, British Conservative, German Christian Democratic, and Australian Liberal parties. It tends to favour a ‘practical’ rather than a theoretical approach but generally emphasizes free-enterprise capitalism, minimal government intervention in the economy, rigid law and order, and the importance of national traditions.



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Likewise, ultraconservatism becomes the fascism of Mussolini and the totalitarian nightmare of Hitler.
Indeed, some modern brands of Freemasonry have been identified with ultraconservatism, even white supremacy.
The Guatemalan church turned from ultraconservatism in 1976, when it ended its silence on official abuse with the publication of the pastoral letter Unidos en la esperanza (United in Hope).
 
 
 
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