> Progressives tend to be very dismissive of the Chesterton's Fence analogy, because they think change is an unalloyed good. That's a bit of a strawman. One co

> Progressives tend to be very dismissive of the Chesterton's Fence analogy, because they think change is an unalloyed good. That's a bit of a strawman. One could just as easily argue that reactionaries in the USA don't want to admit why many fences were built.