Title: Is it true that Conservatives believe in a strong central government while Libertarians do not? - Quora
Headings: Is it true that Conservatives believe in a strong central government while Libertarians do not?
Is it true that Conservatives believe in a strong central government while Libertarians do not?
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Content: It depends on what you mean by "strong." IMHO strength comes from knowing what you ought to be doing and doing that task well with no wasted effort. The federal government is strong like Jabba the Hutt is well-toned. 1K views
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Daniel Philippus
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Is it true that Conservatives believe in a strong central government while Libertarians do not? Generally yes. Conservatives tend to favor a large military and strong morality laws, although they do tend to prefer lower taxes. Libertarians often vote conservative due to the last point, but typically believe in a small government with minimal regulations to prevent initiation of force (prevent fraud, violence and the violation of property rights, and then get out of the way).