>It’s already peaked and has started to decline. There’s a definite sense that questioning the radical left is less transgressive than it used to be. It's inte

>It’s already peaked and has started to decline. There’s a definite sense that questioning the radical left is less transgressive than it used to be. It's interesting how asynchronous this kind of thing can be. To me, and I think many other people that have been overexposed to relentless criticism of the radical left for years now, it seems to be becoming unfashionable again. For me, that's because you can only deconstruct something so much before continued deconstruction becomes boring (and a convenient harbor for crypto-rightists) and before you start pining for some construction instead. The pendulum swings (in a limited sense, that is; I feel more charity toward the radical left rather than some awakened sympathy for the right).