Look up the definition for "Conservative." If you're conservative, you want people to conform to your traditions. Who's the conf

You do realize conservative means preserving the culture they're living in.

That's the joke.

Immigrants who come into this country must assimilate into our country.

"Libruls" on the other hand enjoy cultural exchange for the most part. They enjoy sharing ideas and different perspectives. Except they aren't called "liberals." They're called progressives.

I mean what's wrong with American culture?

"I mean what's wrong with American culture?"
Nothing, I enjoy American culture very much. Fourth of July is my favorite holiday. Family gatherings, barbecued hotdogs, steaks, hamburgers, chicken, ribs, (I love the smell of summer barbecue), football, fireworks. To me, that is the quintessence of American culture. Big gatherings, big celebrations, lots of fireworks.

What I like, is learning what holidays other cultures practice that give them that same feeling that 4th of July gives me. I like to share in that joy with other people. I like to see them that happy for other reasons than what I have.

American Culture also has great music, leads the world in the movie industry which is the Avatar of American Culture. Star Wars? Yup. Godfather, Disney, all trademarks of American Culture. I love westerns too. My favorite is "A Few Dollars More."

But what I don't like from the conservative court, is that we should reject the cultures that other people bring to this country. This country was intended to be a place of free ideas. Not one of exclusion or conformity to a certain set of ideas.

Which culture are you referring to?

I feel an uno reverse card is appropriate here.

How do you figure? To what ideology?

To say a reverse card applies implies that there is a definite political opposite when there are, in fact, multiple ideologies that conflict with conservatism.

Yes, and they're all various forms of Communism

So you're saying everything that isn't conservatism is communism by some degree?