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Hitler?
Why the contraceptives though ? >

Conservatives think women should keep their legs closed unless they're married, and even then they should be pumping out babies instead of enjoying sex. On /r/politicalcompassmemes about the effects of the repeal of Roe v. Wade, right-wing posters were saying "Women are not having sex? Mission accomplished."
EDIT: And mouths closed, too because oral sex is still sex. >

Do Conservatives really think this? The known list of Conservative sexual crimes is huuuuuuuuuuge. With lots of people on it still in political functions. >

No. They don't believe in anything but control, and being against something for the sake of being contrarians, and their "Beliefs" can be altered by the will of their real god, the almighty dollar (And they take pathetically low bribes a lot of the time. $5k in bribes? Fucking really?). It's just power for the sake of having power.
True religious conservatives died a long, long time ago. Or retired if you're Australian and remember when Tony Abbott was PM for about a year. >

Oh, evangelicals are mostly true believers. Bamboozled true believers, but still. They feel very strongly about abortion, it often decided elections for them. But they get hoodwinked into other things unrelated to religion, such as Trump's 'election fraud' hoax. I went to a hairdresser for a while (in Sweden!) that is in a Pentecostal church. She raised that topic with me - that maybe Trump "had won" in 2020. Ugh. >

I already like him more than Bolsonaro >

Low bar... Hating someone more than Bolsonaro, now that is a real competition.
Edit: As you can see, list is not exactly big.