Is a Gentleman Conservative?

Does being a gentleman mean being conservative?

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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:48 Tradition
2:16 Gender roles
3:46 Open Mindedness
5:47 Morality
7:06 Collectivism
9:10 Conclusion

[therealtombrokaw]

Conservative in manners yes. He is not loud, in your face, jumping on tables etc.

[BondTheOGYT]

Well dressed and well mannered is what everyone should do always

[prestonradtke]

I think gentlemen are almost always “conservative”, but not necessarily always “Conservative.”

[kazdnn]

You’re doing a phenomenal job with this channel, James. Bringing fresh topics and perspectives to the men’s content space.

[andyfalcon]

Although the quote is attributed to intelligence i believe its relevant to being a gentleman “It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it.” So as you suggested having own values and neither impose them on others are disregard those values others hold

[prestonradtke]

Potentially very touchy subject matter, and I think you handled it excellently.

[douglasvavra]

James, you continue to surprise me and for the better. You tackle tricky questions well. Bravo
Nice group photo.

[PatTheTrickyPrince]

I like the message of decorum and civility, definitely something we need in society now.

[wanr]

Being a gentleman has nothing to do with any political alignment.

[jemjo]

Well said, James! Your channel has become a haven of positivity for everyone!

[tomgreenleaf]

I would suggest that a gentleman is also a gracious loser, something definitely lacking in the current atmosphere.

[dioneiakunz]

Very elegantly said. Thanks for making a video about these subject. Bravo!! Well needed. Thank you so much📚⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[jeffreydaniels]

I’m a 63 year old proud conservative male. I have been brought up by a Mother and Father who believed in conservative values, and I was blessed with an upbringing that practiced those values. My Father would take me and my older brothers back in the 1960’s to the same barber and would have very rigid haircut and styling parameters. He took us to the same men’s clothing store, where he knew the owner quite well and had us fitted with suits, shirts and ties. My father had excellent taste and also had rigid requirements for my Mother and sisters. We were taught manners and proper cultural traditions both at home and in public. He was a highly respected “Madmen” from the 1950’s through the 80’s. And although we were conservatives, some of my families friends including mine were often Liberals. My father used to say the power of your convictions doesn’t get strengthened in an echo chamber. William F. Buckley was my hero, and his show Firing Line was at the epicenter of lively political, social and cultural debate. I’ve learned much from my liberal friends, but also have strengthened many of my conservative convictions when challenged and scrutinized by them. Often, as things often were then we would part agreeing to disagree. But with most educated, cultured company we still part friends and could remain convivial as Gentleman often do.

[josephprice]

I believe that quite a few posters have missed the point completely. It has nothing to do with political viewpoints or ideology. It has to do with common decency. That's the true hallmark of a gentleman. Decency and kindness transcend politics.

[idonthavemonkey]

I can see your personal growth in your videos. A year ago, you were more like 'wear this, don't wear that, ' You still have that, but lately with much deeper insight. Keep on growing.

[benvaughn]

Genuinely loved this video. Aside from manners and style, a gentleman listens, both to those with whom he agrees and those that might hold other opinions.

[Olyfrun]

This is the absolute peak of your work I feel, and very timely! A beautiful video, excellently done.

I feel you're beginning to cut new ground here. Top stuff.

[johnbacon]

Conservatively dressed yes. In my experience most men who dress elegantly are stereotypically politically conservative. However that is not a requirement for being a Gent.

[EDavid]

Thanks for this video. I'm a masculine man who is left-leaning. It bothers me when other masculine influencers always seem to sneak in their right wing views. It alienates those who look to them for guidance but do not necessarily follow their political views.

[jetpackchaz]

Its encouraging to see some good advice being given to young men.