I'd guess people are rejecting neoliberalism more than Locke. But if so, it's curious that the vocal left had shifted their attention from the disparity betwee

I'd guess people are rejecting neoliberalism more than Locke. But if so, it's curious that the vocal left had shifted their attention from the disparity between people living in huts and palaces, to making sure that the people living in palaces are appropriately representative. That's a surprisingly conservative project (for better or worse).