society answers to unchosen obligations and should be set up to allow us to meet those to the family, nation, people around us. he thought we could not escape the past, nor should we want to because the past is the only reason why don't live in savage. the inheritance we get is the reason we can make progress. so burke is a certain kind of conservative. he is a traditionalist but believes the past is better than the worst. a lot think we had access to a perfect truth in the past and can only reach it living the way the fathers did. but burke thinks things have improve and the future can be better but only if we sutain the means that made the better. pai pai paine, because he believes man is a choser and we should under society as a choice, believers the weight of the past should be as light as possible and every generation should be as free as the first generation was to determine their own destiny and goals and laws and create their own civilization. and that difference between them turns out to be an enormoenormo important. this is a building of the past and it is essential to paine

society institute unchosen obligations and should be set up in a way that allows us to meet unchosen obligations. to the family, the community, the nation, the people around us. he that we could not escape the past and we shouldn't want to because the past is the only reason why we don't live in savagery. the inheritance we get, the cultural and social and intellectual inheritance is the reason why we can make progress. burke is a certain kind of conservatives. conservatives. is a traditionalist but a forward-looking traditionalist. he believes the present is better than the past, not worse. a lot of traditionalists think the past with some perfect state in one way or another, or in the past we had access to some perfect truth, we don't anymore. we can only reach it by living fully our fathers did. burke thinks things have improved over time and that the future can be better still but only if we sustain the means by which the present has become better than this. it's a way forward. paine a game because he believes fundamentally in the human being as a chooser, a rational chooser, and