Mr. ShadowCreek
kiwifarms.net
I remember as a kid how the big people on the religious right tried to take control. They tried to ban violent video games because they thought they kids who played them would become serial killers. They tried to ban Harry Potter because it "encouraged" witchcraft. They tried to ban art that they deemed offensive such as Robert Mapplethorpe. Before that they deemed rock and roll and metal as satanic. They lost their shit when the Beatles said they were "bigger than Jesus.". The media and Hollywood loved making fun of it parodying it on SNL and whatever else. They were active during the Clinton and much of the Bush years. I think they started dying off near the end of Bush's second term or Obamas first. Now they're a shell of their former selves. Now it's all mirrored. Today, it's the left going around trying to ban everything and change it to their liking. There are book bans, statues taken down, and remaking movies and shows with woke messages. The funny thing is that all these people act like the religious right is still in power. That they're going around forceing their opinions everywhere. I think a lot of these woke people came from religious right families growing up and wanted to rebel against it. They told their parents they didn't want to be like them. Funny enough they did become them. Maybe it's true that no matter how hard you try you'll become your parents. Hollywood seems to be the same and doesn't see the irony of it. Despite the religious right now being relevant in over a decade now they act like it's still 2000 when it comes to them. Even with them losing power and not being as around do you think they are worse, just as bad, or they don't compare with the woke left.