"Rick's Tutorial, Part One== 

 :::Rick, at least four members see your efforts here as disruptive and a show of bad faith.  The section we continue to remove severely mars the integrity of the article because it is so poorly written and loaded with POV and NOR.  Your ""original research"" isn't research at all it's your liberal bias. 

 :::This section is trash: 

 ::::Conservatives often invoke religion and patriotism in support of their views. For example, consider Vicomte Louis-Gabriel-Ambroise de Bonald, one of the two leading French conservatives in the age of Napoleon. In Théorie du pruvoir politique et religieux (1796) he ""defended absolute monarchy, hereditary aristocracy, patriarchal authority in the family, and the moral and religious sovereignty of the popes over all the kings of Christendom."" [10] Critics of conservatism claim that conservative cliams of piety and patriotism are often used hypocritically to sway the masses. Samuel Johnson wrote, ""Patriotism is the last refuge of a scoundrel,""[11] 

 :::The specific use of Samuel Johnson's quote here is laughable:  ""If you're the sort that believes patriotism is the sole property of conservatives, then Johnson's patriotism is another argument (that he was more conservative).  And, To anyone whose knowledge is largely grounded in Boswell's Life of Johnson, it would seem as if Johnson would obviously be a 21st century conservative. 
 :::Samuel Johnson's view on patriotism cast him as a conservative, so his use that particular quote is in criticism of liberals, not conservatives.  (I know about Whig/Troy, doesn't apply here, your timeline is off) 

 :::Now concerning religion: ""...he appeared to be an orthodox, conventional, conservative adherent of revealed religion..."" 

 :::Again, not as you claim: ""...conservative cliams (sic) of piety..."" 

 :::Rick, read the information I've provided, Thanks.   

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