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What are the differences between Liberal and Conservative views on drug policy?
Liberal: Supports legalization/decriminalization, views addiction as a public health issue. Conservative: Supports regulation/restriction, views drug use as a moral issue.
What are the differences between Liberal and Conservative views on reproductive rights?
Liberal: Supports abortion access. Conservative: Favors restrictions on abortion.
What are the differences between Liberal and Libertarian views on government intervention?
Liberal: Accepts government intervention to promote equality. Libertarian: Opposes most government intervention.
Compare Liberal and Conservative views on the role of government.
Liberal: Government should promote equality and social justice. Conservative: Government should promote traditional values and morality.
Compare Libertarian and Conservative views on economic regulation.
Libertarian: Opposes government regulation of the economy. Conservative: May support some regulation to promote stability.
Compare Liberal and Conservative views on individual responsibility.
Liberal: Emphasizes societal factors. Conservative: Emphasizes personal responsibility.
What is the liberal view on abortion policy?
Individuals have the right to make decisions about their own bodies, including abortion access.
What is the conservative view on abortion policy?
Government should regulate or restrict abortion, often based on moral grounds.
What is the liberal view on drug policy?
Individuals should have the right to use drugs, often supporting legalization or decriminalization. Addiction viewed as a public health issue.
What is the conservative view on drug policy?
Government should regulate and restrict drug access. Drug use viewed as a moral and personal responsibility issue.
What was the significance of Roe v. Wade?
Established a woman's right to an abortion, based on the right to privacy.
What was the impact of Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization?
Overturned Roe v. Wade, allowing states to regulate or ban abortion.
What was the significance of Obergefell v. Hodges?
Legalized same-sex marriage nationwide.