> this new generation of professional antiestablishers [...] would vehemently [attack] postmodernism I can think of two ways to interpret this, and I'm not sur

> this new generation of professional antiestablishers [...] would vehemently [attack] postmodernism I can think of two ways to interpret this, and I'm not sure which one you intend: 1. They hold modernist views, that there is a distinct and meaningful direction/progression for how societies must change over time. 2. They don't know what postmodernism means, and consider it a generic bad-word to attach to things they don't like. (Comic example: [0]) [0] https://existentialcomics.com/comic/289 https://existentialcomics.com/comic/289