Cory Bernardi’s Conservative Revolution
The book The Conservative Revolution by Cory Bernardi is worth reading because it covers so-called conservative principles. These are principles like faith, family, the flag, and free enterprise, which are cultural values held by the established institutions and most in the mainstream, but utilitarian neoliberal elite that currently hold most of the power in the country. wants to change things. from what they were in the past to conform to what is today’s modern conservatism. Today’s Liberal Party is no longer liberal in the traditional sense of the word, having moved to the right on most issues. The centralist policies of the two main parties have failed many minority groups over the years.
Cory Bernardi’s book covers socially conservative topics that are Judeo-Christian in nature. Bernardi is an economic liberal, but not a progressive. Religious fundamentalism has been on the wane in most of the West for a decade.
The flag: It is part of our heritage and identity, furthermore, Sir Henry Parkes is the founding father of the Federation, although the Constitution has not changed for over a hundred years and it is a Constitutional Monarchy, the head of state is the queen who represents like the symbol. of the state in Australia. Only time will tell when it became a Republic and became independent from the United Kingdom. Free Enterprise – Bernardi also believes in individual freedom and the free market, which he sees as capitalism for the middle class. He disagrees with crony capitalism under which too-big-to-fail banks are bailed out by the taxpayer footing the tab. However, along with libertarians and social conservatives, he believes in the principle of private property. Freedom: One area where both libertarians and conservatives agree is in wanting more freedom for the individual, and in a society that also provides more opportunity for the individual.
Family – He believes that marriage is between a man and a woman, saying that it benefits both of them in the long run. Historically, the man is the breadwinner of the family and also the authority in the home. He does not compete with the redefinition of marriage by the progressive left and opposes same-sex marriage. He believes that heterosexuals are better at raising children.
He is unapologetic about promoting the conservative cause and defending traditional institutions alongside Nick Minchin, who says he has a base of support. Cory Bernardi was the son of Italian immigrants who became hotel and restaurant owners. He went to Prince Alfred College, part of the Adelaide establishment, and joined the Liberal Party at 17 despite the fact that his father had been a trade unionist and Labor all his life. Cory holds “new right” views on most issues. He claims that the green movement has been taken over by cultural Marxism, which also has an agenda to lower living standards in the West. His book is an interesting and thought-provoking read.