The left's inherent and unceasing tendency towards agitating, and the conservatives inherent and unceasing tendency to constantly give ground, means that one needs to approach something both from the lens of the time it was made, and also what we know now of the intentions of the enemy.

Star Trek compared to modern day is pretty based. But it was intended to get the foot in the door.

The same thing can be said of Spartacus. That is considered a communist story. But since it's actually masculine it could easily be confused as to the right of the current crop of progs. Because it is.

That's the nature of "progressives", and in fact the nature of anyone who doesn't refute that fat faggot Karl Popper's idiotic philosophy. They insist on constantly discarding whatever currently exists for whatever is new. They embrace not just change for it's own sake, which is inherently evil anyway, but also a constant demand for the rejection of existing standards under the assumption that anything that has actually settled must be wrong.

Which is of course both the reason, and the mechanism by which the left has embraced sexual degeneracy. It is simultaneously both cause and effect.