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Many young conservatives favor markets and reject social intolerance without embracing an ideologically libertarian position. For one thing, modern American conservatism is in large part defined by its hostility toward illegal immigration, and for some conservatives, opposition toward legal immigration altogether. President Donald Trump—who boasts 90 percent support from Republicans—made immigration the defining issue of his campaign, casting illegal immigrants as criminals and rapists , and painting immigration as the cause of American decline. Meanwhile, Republicans like Sen. Tom Cotton R-AK push legislation that would cut legal immigration rates by 50 percent. Conservatarians reject this backward approach, and view immigration, along with the diversity it cultivates, as part of a healthy society.

Hello my snowflakes! I am so pumped up about this episode. Today we're talking about diversity within the conservative and libertarian movements. Now, Democrats will have you believe that they are the de facto party for anyone who is not a white, straight male. They think that they have the right to the female vote, the black vote, the Hispanic vote. But, as a young libertarian myself, I have noticed an increase in young, diverse people exploring the ideas of limited government, and warming up to those ideas. Of course, that's not the narrative the left is perpetuating.

The Rubin Report is also broadcast on Blaze Media , a conservative subscription video service. Rubin is generally considered a conservative or libertarian commentator, although he self-identifies as a classical liberal. In , Rubin graduated from Syosset High School.

The possible forms of human sexual expression based on voluntary choice are very much greater than those sanctioned by any contemporary society. In particular, our own Western culture has tended to restrict human sexuality even more than most other cultures although, naturally, there have been variations among national and regional subgroups. One major form of sexual sensibility and activity that has especially suffered from this restrictive attitude has been homosexuality. Judeo-Christian civilization is characterized, when compared to other great civilizations—for instance, those of classical antiquity, of some of the Oriental peoples, or of Islam—by a special repugnance and hatred towards homosexual acts. This polarization as well as the extraordinary antagonism to gay love, are in large part traceable to the general antisexual bias of early Christianity.