re: What is the most "conservative" country in American terms?

Japan...for the most part does not put up with liberal bullshite.

I wish, I could relocate there.. I would even learn Japanese before moving, and do my best to assimilate into the Japanese culture. But.. it's hard as hell relocating to Japan.

Colombia

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A surprising answer is Spain, which is quite conservative and very very similar to US conservatives. I would actually vote Spain as the number one most similar country in the spirit of the OP.

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Really? I don't see Spain as similar at all. The Socialists have power there, which would immediately make US conservative shite their pants. The gun laws there are also far more stringent than people think. The country has fairly strong leftist tradition since the country transitioned to democracy. They have a fairly large public service sector, too. The People's Party might be a good fit, but the country as a whole has an entirely different leftist tradition.

Russia

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Look for protection of private gun ownership and that list evaporates.

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This is true. In that respect, the United States is on an island by itself. There's a reason they have to attack us subversively through culture, manipulation, propaganda, political lobbying and infiltration into education.

The fact that the United States is the only country that both legally and in practice, guarantees the right to mostly unencumbered possession and use of private firearms is probably the greatest argument in defense of that right. If every other country in the world is trying to take Firearms away from their citizens and won't guarantee them that that right just proves how important it is for the people to have them. Those in charge understand that real power is found at the barrel of a gun