the people who call you "woke right"
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Woke right are the group of people who want to use social victim status as a mechanism to increase the scope and size of the federal government.
We used to just call them neocons.
From a libertarian point of view, call it whatever you want, but these are the people who were silent when Trump was being persecuted, and then suddenly found their voice once Trump was elected.
Instead of supporting that agenda they immediately tried to use Trumps victory as an opportunity to push their bloated agendas into government yet again.
That they use the same language as the right but are clearly looking to pervert the momentum for their own ends a convenient handle for their type of behavior seemed justified. You could do worse than "woke right," but it is fitting, particularly for the politically motivated white collar ex-neocon swamp creature class.
"Woke" means people who push lgbt and black people on to White and Asian countries. People who push diversity. End of story. There is no other definition of "woke" , "woke right " is an oxymoron, and anyone who tries to redefine what "woke" means are subverters.
That's the traditional class of people using "woke ideas" to push their agendas. The whole queer and black shit is based on a "history of victimization" that's literally their entire pitch. Is that they should be given special treatment because they're victims.
You've literally missed the whole mechanism to identify a single class. Woke is anyone who uses this mechanism not the people who use it in one particular way.
Yea, this is "woke strategy" right here, can't you see that? To even believe that there's a "universal definition" and acceptance or rejection of it confers a status upon you. The irony here is wild.
There is a universal definition of it. How i defined woke was how everyone was defining it until the jews and philosemites decided to muddy the waters and start accusing people of being "woke right".
My disagreement with you is that you haven't "defined" anything you've just "identified one common use." I think the term can be more broadly applied. Although, I'm willing to use a different one, if you're that offended by these words. What would you suggest?