step one is providing evidence that we are now more right-wing than e.g 10 years ago
honestly this is a pretty reasonable take.
my own experience is that it has, but this could have been for pretty idiosyncratic reasons. scott in his description of the grey tribe characterizes members as like, feeling vaguely annoyance that the issue of gay marriage even comes up, right? but because of the pronatalism it feels like fundamental rights to things like abortion and gay acceptance are being re-litigated in the community now (more specifically, the re-litigation has entered the overton window, not that it’s an active and ongoing debate), meanwhile technological solutions seem to be sidelined, and this has been quite dismaying for me.
honestly this is a pretty reasonable take.
my own experience is that it has, but this could have been for pretty idiosyncratic reasons. scott in his description of the grey tribe characterizes members as like, feeling vaguely annoyance that the issue of gay marriage even comes up, right? but because of the pronatalism it feels like fundamental rights to things like abortion and gay acceptance are being re-litigated in the community now (more specifically, the re-litigation has entered the overton window, not that it’s an active and ongoing debate), meanwhile technological solutions seem to be sidelined, and this has been quite dismaying for me.