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Thread Lock Appeal

PostPosted: Tue Mar 12, 2013 4:14 pm
by Caninope
Hello mods, I would like lodge an appeal for the locking of this thread. While it was billed as a "conservative chatroom", I feel as if it could be a serious discussion on what conservatism is and is not, as well as both the practical failings of conservatives as well as the theoretical justifications of the various ideologies. NERVUN locked the thread, arguing that not everyone needs a discussion thread, but there is a Jewish Discussion Thread, a Christian Discussion Thread, and a Slavic Discussion Thread (and that's off just the top of my head). In the first two pages, I (and several other posters) pointed out some of the current practical failings of the conservative movement, especially in America, and discussed several conservative movements and schools of thought, notably progressive conservatism originating in the UK and neoconservatism originating in the US.

I feel as if the thread could invoke some serious debate, and would not be out out of place for such a discussion thread to take place. Thank you for your time and consideration.

PostPosted: Tue Mar 12, 2013 4:19 pm
by NERVUN
I might be persuaded to have one if it had a better OP.

Maybe, I'm a little dubious about the whole Group X thread because, yes, it's getting into copycat time.

PostPosted: Tue Mar 12, 2013 4:21 pm
by Caninope
NERVUN wrote:I might be persuaded to have one if it had a better OP.

Maybe, I'm a little dubious about the whole Group X thread because, yes, it's getting into copycat time.

What would it take, more specifically, to have one? I mean, we already have several Group X threads, and I would argue that conservatism deserves a thread more than most anything else, given conservatism's (in all its various forms) prominence in the West and Western politics.

PostPosted: Tue Mar 12, 2013 4:29 pm
by NERVUN
Ok, how about this, YOU write the OP with everything that you said here. Instead of an empty "Space for conservatives to talk", actually provide structure for the discussion.