The Flying Bat
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Why is 'the Left' called 'loony” or 'cranks'? Why is 'left'considered as somehow not right? And what makes them so defensive when discussing opposite views? Why do they sometimes simultaneously reserve the right to be different while also expecting others to be like them? Is it always just different political views or are there more deeper fundamental psychological differences that make those views appealing to them in the first place?
Perhaps they just want to conform to the socially acceptable narrative?
The left today is like the teenager who wants to save the world but cannot take the garbage outside. What happens when the teenager rebels? They demand revolution, they just do not accept responsibility and say its actual state is somebody else's fault, feels like a victim. So for many the promises of the left are very appealing. They say don't worry it's not you, the problem is not that you won't be responsible and consequently grow up, it's the system and you are a victim. No wonder why the inexperienced hipster youth is the most attracted.....
It reminds me of the essay "Marx, Revolution and the Legacy of Utopian Socialism: A Critical Outline" It describes how Marx who seemed to have an adaptability issue rebelled first against his father, then against religion, then against philosophy and eventually developed 'a critique of everything'. So, perhaps psychology does seem to have something to do with the idea of 'change at all costs'....
Or are they just generally weird??
Perhaps they just want to conform to the socially acceptable narrative?
The left today is like the teenager who wants to save the world but cannot take the garbage outside. What happens when the teenager rebels? They demand revolution, they just do not accept responsibility and say its actual state is somebody else's fault, feels like a victim. So for many the promises of the left are very appealing. They say don't worry it's not you, the problem is not that you won't be responsible and consequently grow up, it's the system and you are a victim. No wonder why the inexperienced hipster youth is the most attracted.....
It reminds me of the essay "Marx, Revolution and the Legacy of Utopian Socialism: A Critical Outline" It describes how Marx who seemed to have an adaptability issue rebelled first against his father, then against religion, then against philosophy and eventually developed 'a critique of everything'. So, perhaps psychology does seem to have something to do with the idea of 'change at all costs'....
Or are they just generally weird??