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The thing is we know what this looks like from the right. We’ve seen it many times before and we know how to ridicule it in the public square. The emergence of
by sn0w_crash 4y ago
The thing is we know what this looks like from the right. We’ve seen it many times before and we know how to ridicule it in the public square.
The emergence of a non-secular religious order from the left is a relatively new thing in America. Whereas on the ultra right you see hatred for people who look different, on the ultra left you see the same hatred for people who THINK different.
Look at what happens when one of their own happens to disagree with them. They are immediately branded “X-ist” and casted out. An example is lifelong feminists who are being branded TERFs for the sin of questioning what’s happening in womens sports.
I know plenty of Democrats who are not woke. I know plenty of republicans who are not religious zealots. It is important to note the distinction between these groups. PG’s essay is about the emergence of a new such group in the US which is both fascinating and dark.