Is every political ideology doomed...

[Dead Sun]

...to Conservatism?
Ideologies such as Liberalism, Socialism, Fascism, and even Anarchism, i believe, will al become Conservative at there own pace.
Conservatism was first theorised by Thomas Hobbes in his book "The Leviathan" and created in response to the French Revolution by Edward Burke. It's basically the opposite to the Enlightenment, keep the order. "Conservatism is the politics of delay" as Burke put it, as it "hides our naked shiverring nature."

My point is, i think even Anarchists, the gys who dont want a political state, once they got it would become highly conservative.
so
Is every ideology doomed for Conservatism?

[Phier]

Well talking European definition of conservatism of course not.

No matter who takes over, the ones opposed will not be conservatives by default

[Dr. Croccer]

Conservatism doesn't simply mean ''the ones in control''. It refers to alot of groups who want to keep a fairly liberal, moral society. You've also got New Conservatives that want reforms.

[Desperado †]

Conservatism doesn't simply mean ''the ones in control''. It refers to alot of groups who want to keep a fairly liberal, moral society. You've also got New Conservatives that want reforms.

No, not at all. It simply means you want to preserve things the way they are. If I lived in a Communist becoming Capitalist country, and I was in favour of it staying Communist, then I would be conservative.

The word is now in general used in description of the economic right, but that isn't actualy what it means.

[Helm]

There will always be old traditional values and there will always be new more radical values as well.

[The Good]

Interesting that you've made this topic. The other week, I was theoreticizing that social liberalism, if widely accepted to become the norm, within a few generations, could become the new "conservatism," so to speak. Likewise, social conservatism would become a new "liberalism," due to the lack of traditional (in this case, the social liberal views would be "traditional) influence.