New Alternative News Channel "GB News" chaired by Andrew Neil launching - read OP before posting

If you objectively defined Conservatism, then true.

But your post appears more emotive than anything. And with emotions, there is no need to debate. It's a zero-sum game.

I could objectively define the Left in terms that are non-emotive and unbiased. I could even point to the merits of the position.

But you haven't taken such a perspective.

It almost comes across as a religious preacher speaking ex cathedra.

You make simple statements about Conservatism that are clearly false.

You make the generalisation that Conservatives view people as either bad or good, and that those on the liberal side adjudge actions only.

Is this for real?

What evidence do you have to back up such a conclusion?

To my knowledge, Conservatives focus on individual responsibility. Second, you could make the very powerful argument that modern liberals, through cancel culture, that does not adjudge someone on their actions - but actively considers them pariahs if they dare utter the wrong word. Take a look at Germaine Greer or J.K. Rowling. They are considered "bad people" merely on the basis of saying the wrong thing (the right things, in my view).

Furthermore, you didn't even differentiate between the different brands of Conservatism. Instead, you've lumped them all together with simplistic generalizations.

What about fiscal conservatism?

What about religious conservatism?

What about social conservatism?

What about cultural conservatism?

You can believe in a brand of the Left yet still believe in fiscal conservatism, too. I am not a social or religious conservative, either. And there are many more examples I could cite.

I could go on, but I've said enough at this stage. Part of the reason I avoided this conversation is because this thread is about GB News.

But I've been asked by many to respond, and respond I have.

Your analysis is biased, weak, and simplistic - argued without evidence, yet replete with zealous certitude.

Special guest tonight; the father of the Prime Minister, Stanley Johnson, during the Talking Pints feature of the program.

Looking forward to the show tonight, starts in 2 minutes.

His first two guests are an immigration lawyer and a former NHS chairman.

Perhaps if "ordinary working people" worked harder, they'd become millionaires too.

Tbf your right there,and when saying farage isnt a failed politian