Now, I mean, again, this is both a phenomenon of the internet, like sort of laying way,

like we said earlier about, like sort of dissolving notions of community, but keep in mind that

the sort of like the standard American conservative male point of view, like was the majority

until, you know, very recently, and increasingly that's not the case.

Culture does change and evolve due to a variety of different means, whether you think that's

fair or engineered in some way is sort of pointless because, you know, like an increasing

number of people that they have to deal with that is now sort of like considered a cultural

sort of common denominator or starting point makes them feel like they are being bullied

or that they fall outside of that sort of like comfort zone.

And they feel like they're on the other end of it.

And I think like, you know, it's like a lot of like conservative fears about like, you

know, racism or immigration.

It's just sort of like, it's tied up in this idea about like, I hope I'm never treated

like I've treated everyone else my entire life for being so happy.

Yeah, exactly.

I have been able to bully people and dominate and be a dick.

And that's cool.

And I like that.

The idea that I could ever be subject to that, no, thank you.

I'd like to opt out.

Well, I mean, like they are getting their wish of like, oh, yeah, do it again.

Well, I mean, like, yeah, you could just do it to public school teachers now.

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