"Queerness means failing in life" explains a lot
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Who designed the system of human sexual dimorphism? Who designed the system of human reproduction? Who designed the system of capitalism?
They always use this passive voice bullshit. They can’t explain who is actually oppressing them. The truth is: no one is oppressing them. The “systems” they hate were not created by anyone. They are just organic evolved solutions to our inherent problems and challenges.
That really stuck out to me, too.
Once again, the marxist's biggest enemy is reality itself.
I’m not the biggest Jordan Peterson fan, but he was dead on when he said that these people are resentful of reality, and that this amounts to anger at their own existence. They don’t fit in, their feelings don’t align with our evolved Darwinian reality, so they seek to tear it all down as an act of revenge.
There is also an element of narcissism here. A lot of people don’t fit in, but not all of them settle on “total transformation of society” as a solution to this personal problem.
I’ll go one further and say that social media is a huge factor. Giving every freak, degenerate, and criminal the ability to network and organize with their fellow travelers all over the world has been a massive force multiplier for radical leftists. Twitter dominates our discourse, and the vast majority of people do not use it.
The whole point of progressive politics is just that; progress. You look at society, you identify problems, and you propose improvements. Anger at reality is innately part of the deal.
The problem comes when a progressive fails to take into account whether that problem is something that actually can be fixed, or whether their proposed solution will negative impacts elsewhere.
When it comes to inequality, their giant blindspot is of course a refusal to see that people literally aren't equal.
"Progress" toward what? Progressivism is the intentionally vague self-label of Utopianists. The entire notion is a pleasant sounding and entirely stupid dream. Everything is justified behind the idea of "future more good" while deliberately not defining 'good' and packaging every policy in a veneer of emotional reasoning and blind positivity.
The inescapable consequence of this is a derision of "standards" and unwillingness to measure their own progress by examining the real impact of the policies they've enacted. It never matters that they dreamed up and executed the most hellish programs with the most destructive outcomes imaginable (rivaling anything you could have invented that was intended to be that damaging). It never matters because they "meant well" at the time.