Unfortunately, this accurately describes certain right-wingers.

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Reject modernity, embrace tradition.
Alastair Williams
I'm not Brittany(obviously) but I had a few questions, if you don't mind.

1. What are and who defines 'rights'?
2. I don't think we should be playing the game by 'their' rules and definitions.
3. What is and who defines 'traditional'?

I know MY answers to the above, but they mayn't be your answers. Until we know where the other person coming from, I find it too easy to go around in circles, however much I love discussing the subject.

Cheers!
Promethean Spirit
The unwillingness to call out ANTIWHITISM by conservatives, and their insistence to attribute it to literally anything else (like "Wokeism") they can think of, is demonstrative of the depth of Antiwhite conditioning in the greater populace. Reject the Antiwhite narrative. www.nowhiteguilt.org
I see the same trend in churches. My church thinks it's so separate from the world, when it's really on a parallel path, a decade or so behind.
m4293147934
Being a Conservative in 2021 doesn't make any sense. There is nothing left to conserve. You have to become a Reactionary
Alex Vincent
Most people don’t have principles. They reject something not on principle, but as a reflex of their instinct to moderation. Change what a normie thinks is normal and you change the world.
Unfortunately my parents are like this. They strongly apposed transgenderism until Fox News started praising Caitlin Jenner, then they flipped and started calling liberals "the real transphobes"
I know a lot of people like that, therefore I identify as “right”. It has a lot of stigma, but “right” has become equivalent to “good person” in 2021.