@KellyS@noagendasocial.com

Then you are socially libertarian.. if by "financially conservative" you mean "we should spend asa little money as possible " then you'd financially line up with libertarian views as well.

If however you mean "I believe conservatives financial policies are good", as in, its not about spending as little money as possible but rather spending money on conservative policies, for example,spending more money on wars with muslims, or building walls, and other ways of burning money, then no, you wouldn't be libertarian in your financial views.

@ThatDude

@freemo @KellyS @ThatDude FYI we usually use 'big L' "Libertarian" to mean the Libertarian Party, and 'little l' "libertarian" to mean the ideology.

@anonymoose

Yea that works, but doesnt help much in spoken conversation sadly.

@KellyS@noagendasocial.com @ThatDude