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I am seeing more and more normies tuning in to the woke culture war and saying they want no part of it. It used to be, even a year ago, that bringing up woke nonsense would get dismissed as some fringe thing you don't need to worry about, or that it's just not something that's happening.
Now as the activists are pushing sex change operations on children, gay porn in elementary school, more and more men cheating by competing against women in sports, men raping women in prisons, etc.. etc.. we are seeing a snowball effect of people who did not care all of a sudden band together and speak out.
I think free-ing Twitter has had a MAJOR effect on this as people are now able to see that "hey, I guess I'm not alone in thinking this is wrong. I thought I was the only one". Before any time someone dared state the obvious that men are men and women are women, they would get banned and censored.
Things are going viral now, like the Budweiser & Target boycotts, the spreading of "What is a Woman" - now the most watched documentary in history. Many companies have pulled their rainbow logos and Starbucks has circulated internal memos to not display any pride decorations.
Woke is on its way out, it's now just a matter of time. What I worry about is how the most brainwashed cultists are going to lash out when it happens, and how the power elite are going to react because woke is how they exert control on the population
Woke is on its way out, it's now just a matter of time.
I agree and it's great to see it go.
In my opinion, it was Anheuser-Busch that greatly accelerate it. It opened the door of opportunity to a popular way to oppose it. Opposition to other places supporting it then just followed suit.
One of the greatest things improving lately is protection of our kids in school.
In my opinion, it was Anheuser-Busch that greatly accelerate it. It opened the door of opportunity to a popular way to oppose it. Opposition to other places supporting it then just followed suit.
One of the greatest things improving lately is protection of our kids in school.
The Bud boycott worked because it was a natural fit. Budweiser is supposed to be an all-American brand and is consumed like 90% by men. Bud decided to put a cross-dresser in woman-face in an ad campaign and the marketing VP who did it explained ON VIDEO that she did not like the fratty-masculine culture of Bud drinkers and wanted to expand into the trans market .
It was EASY to just not drink that beer, a perishable low-quality product, and just drink a different beer instead. And the kicker is, those people who will tend to be the most alpha guys at the bar, then enforce a stigma against anybody else ordering a bud and all of a sudden the brand is completely ruined.
Let's also consider this: perhaps people are realizing that there are much bigger issues in this country to work on, rather than the hyper focus on sexuality. They are pushing back: they are paying attention to what is happening in our school systems, finally. The past complacency with regard to paying attention to what was being taught has had our youth paying a very steep price. People are sick to death of having ideals that don't align with their personal beliefs shoved down their throats, and are boycotting companies whose values don't align with theirs. People are speaking out. The silent majority is silent no more.
It's wonderful. All the cultural agitators from Black Americans to the LGBT to white liberals are finally being held accountable. The conservative age is coming.
It's wonderful. All the cultural agitators from Black Americans to the LGBT to white liberals are finally being held accountable. The conservative age is coming.
Don't forget the Muslims who have been part of the intersectional SJW cabal. They are fundamentally opposite of anything LGBTQP+ and the parents are starting to riot over school boards pushing sexual deviancy on their kids.
There are now videos of muslims burning pride flags going viral
It's wonderful. All the cultural agitators from Black Americans to the LGBT to white liberals are finally being held accountable. The conservative age is coming.
There's a bridge I'd love to sell you if you actually believe this. Are people perhaps tired of all the gender crap? Probably. Do I think that conveys to anywhere close to "ushering" in a new conservative era? Nope. Not even close. The conservatives of yore are dead and/or in the process of dying.
Yeah, that poster was beyond absurd. The left is always always jamming crap down people's throats and when people start to push back, all of the sudden is "right wing hysteria".
I've never seen such BS in my whole life.
I'm a pretty open-minded guy, have a live and let live view of live. What we're seeing now is a complete push from all angles of the culture jamming woke left wing garbage down people's throats.
They can deny it all they want, people see it, plain as day.
Yeah, they keep poking the bear and cry like little girls when the bear starts to go at them. The left is clever, I'll give them that, they've sat around in academia circle for decades now figuring out all of this stuff. Very organized and very succinct in what they want, which is a total reordering of our country.
A few years ago it was people seemed to want much of the same thing and we just used to argue about how to pay for it all. Nothing like that today, the far left wants to tear everything down.
Totally different dynamic now.
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