When you're right, you're right

Conservatism is a branch of liberal politics. 

It is a movement designed to take people with traditionalist or right-wing views and cajole them into convincing everyone else of the correctness of their point of view.   What this always leads to is changing the frame, appointing a liberal as your judge.  

The right wing has always been about morals, what is right, what is good and beautiful and true.  We used to hold those with anti-civilizational views in contempt.  We used to want those people to leave our society.  Instead, conservatism has told us that we need to calmly explain why we're not really racist, sexist, homophobic, warmongers, prudes, anti-semitic wrong.  Conservatism is inherently liberal because it's main function is to trick the right into apologizing for holding literally any of its opinions, thereby turning any right-winger who is complicit in it into a de-facto liberal.  

When you're right, you're right.  When you apologize for existing, you're wrong.

The ever adapting conservatism

I find it interesting that they are only now entertaining the idea that the people in charge of this are "evil or terribly misinformed."  Remember, back in May they were simply "irresponsible" and "inaccurate."

Of course when it comes down to it, I expect many people on "our side" will be absolutely shocked at what the prometheans are capable of.  It seems as if it's not only the left that can't stop virtue signaling.

The real issue is that conservatism is always adapting to the fight, only working on current issues.  No principled stance on anything else.  This is simply because they stopped fighting for what they loved the very first time it became difficult to explain why.