Paleoconservative

Someone who is extremely nationalist and probably also a MAGA supporter.

Did you hear Joe is a paleoconservative?
Wow, what a POS!

Paleoconservative by BnuuyTheLoser April 30, 2024

paleoconservatives 

Paleocons are not nerly as paranoid as their neocon warmongering counterparts. They are interested in a balanced budget and cleaning up our national debt before spending wildly on the military budget.Preferable to the neocons who have an overtly aggressive foriegn policy(I.E. bomb everyone),but who have no domestic agenda woth the name.Unless of course you call the Rape of the Constitution a domestic agenda.Not to be confused with fascists, who are actually more tolerant than they are.For another definition of neocons see anathema.

Paleocons are actually interested in humanity surviving, even if that portion of humanity is primarily white, upperclass and a member of their golf club.

paleoconservatives by bryce1956 October 7, 2003

paleoconservatives 

A Paleoconservative is basically a polite word for a White Supremacist Neo-Nazi. Paleoconservatives believe in crippling the US economy by shutting down the borders to immigrants, despite the fact that most Americans are descended from immigrants. Paleocons are political inbreds, who believe in undermining American interests by withdrawing troops from the Middle East and appeasing terrorist regimes in the Muslim world. A Paleocon is typically a poorly educated White Christian in the American deep South who believes, as the Nazis did, that the white race is biologically superior to non-white races and that Blacks, Hispanics, and Jews are waging a secret war against whites to rule the world. Paleocons tend to fall for paranoid conspiracy theories like that. Not to be confused with Neoconservatives or Neocons, who are great nation - builders and passionately believe in spreading democracy and freedom, as well as liberal immigration policies.

Paleoconservatives are basicall inbred nativist white-trash in fancy suits.

paleoconservatives by Realpolitik October 22, 2007

Paleoconservatism

Continental philosophy which breaks down in government as "if ain't broke don't fix it" where changes or amendments in a "flawed" buy working system, need to carefully weighed, as to their long term benifits and whether changes will cause more damage to a working.

This in contrast to classical liberalism, where revolution and radical change, which completely destroys the old system, if failed, there can be no going back to the old system. Constant rebellion , revolution and upheaval to facilitate social and political changes to a failed system

Although Rousseau's "Noble Savage and the social contract" are interesting, I lean a little more towards paleoconservatism.

Paleoconservatism by Modern Women December 16, 2025