[sthguard]

A typical (and deliberate) misrepresentation of conservatism by a leftist. Libertarians seek personal and social anarchy; conservatives seek moral governance. Neither is reducible to a simplistic scale of “liberty.”

[americanophile]

I think you’re probably correct.

[presidio9]

Correct, but you need to add “moral relativism” to your list of libertarian ideals.

[jnsun]

A typical (and deliberate) misrepresentation of conservatism by a leftist. Libertarians seek personal and social anarchy; conservatives seek moral governance.

I'll second that. Such deception as this is all over America, and a reasonable true conservative voice is hard to find, basically repressed by the Media, and/or we have truly lost our way.

Libertarianism is NOT conservatism. Indeed libertarianism is basically shallow emotional reaction (as in 'reactionary') against the Left. Conservatism is, as you say, far deeper, and was once what America was about.

[Leisler]

Personal anarchy is self punishing.

Alleyways with drunks and derelicts are self observant eduction.

Real, religious conservatives believe in free will, for good and bad.

A lot of social conservative support big government, high taxes because they can do social engineering better. /sarc.

[Dead Corpse]

It's not spelled "anarchy", it's spelled "freedom". The freedom to succeed, and the freedom to fail.

Something Nanny Stater's in both Parties really don't want to let go of...

[MaxMax]

Confused liberals who have grown out of their liberal beliefs and
are hanging on for dear life to keep their liberal friends by claiming a
Lib is a Lib, no matter the extension.

Bah, what the heck do I know..