No, that's a gross ovesimplification that wades into BoThSiDeRiSm which is exactly the problem. BoTh SiDeS legitimizes bad faith conservatism, and leads to greater division and polarization. BoTh SiDeS are not the same, and conservatism isn't a balance to liberalism. Given the evil Conservatism has perpetuated the last 55 years, it's hard to see how including it as a voice in politics benefits anyone other than the narrow interests that are propping it up.
Conservatism is like a walker in The Walking Dead; it eats everything around it, it infects those it touches, and it needs to be put down.
And the "conservative" parties in all those countries is made up of racists, frauds, liars, and cheats. We're seeing that play out right now in the UK.
The only way it would be "outlawed" is if the elected representatives passed a bill to do so. And they would only be able to do that if they won the elections. And we've banned political parties in the past, so it's not unprecedented. So it's hard to see how destroying the GOP leads to a dictatorship when it would only be destroyed by the lawmakers who were elected by the democratic process.
As I said, there are plenty of Conservative voices in the Democratic Party. In fact, most of the Democrats running for President are conservative.
No, a dictatorship is when one person leads the entire country. I'm not calling for that at all. What I'm calling for is the destruction of the party whose goal is to destroy the government.
What sense does it make to allow people in the government whose goal is to destroy it?
How many times is conservatism going to let you down before you give up on it as legitimate?