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LibLeft|image = Progcon.png}}'''Progressive Conservatismball''' ('''ProgCon''') is an opposite unity ideology that can be seen as either unity of the cultural left and right wings or of the moderate LibLeft and the moderate AuthRight. Additionally, "progressive conservatism" can refer to an ideology which supports social reform and change but emphasises the necessity of progress to occur through conservative thinking and policies, believing that instant change can be damaging to society so progress must occur in a way that fits the nation's political and social traditions. This belief is often combined with the idea of a limited and obligatory government that only steps in when necessary. | LibLeft|image = Progcon.png}}'''Progressive Conservatismball''' ('''ProgCon''') is an opposite unity ideology that can be seen as either unity of the cultural left and right wings or of the moderate LibLeft and the moderate AuthRight. Additionally, "progressive conservatism" can refer to an ideology which supports social reform and change but emphasises the necessity of progress to occur through conservative thinking and policies, believing that instant change can be damaging to society so progress must occur in a way that fits the nation's political and social traditions. This belief is often combined with the idea of a limited and obligatory government that only steps in when necessary. | ||
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Revision as of 15:32, 29 March 2020
Template:CharacterProgressive Conservatismball (ProgCon) is an opposite unity ideology that can be seen as either unity of the cultural left and right wings or of the moderate LibLeft and the moderate AuthRight. Additionally, "progressive conservatism" can refer to an ideology which supports social reform and change but emphasises the necessity of progress to occur through conservative thinking and policies, believing that instant change can be damaging to society so progress must occur in a way that fits the nation's political and social traditions. This belief is often combined with the idea of a limited and obligatory government that only steps in when necessary.