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Like many things, I get the ideology and theory, but I don't understand it in practice. Which basically goes for all politics.
Basically they all require force to realistically attain because chaos rules reality and you cant fuck with chaos and the laws of universe or else bad stuff happens. Maybe things could change later on if humanity makes it that far... But we are nowhere near that.
Politics is hard in practice. There are always going to be factors that'll make ideas hard or even impossible to implement (any ideas, not only conservative)
It's also changing constantly which people don't like to admit. People want something secure but life will never be secure.