@fallgesetz@unevenlyposting Maybe it's just generational thing, but for example none of my Chinese-American friends growing up in the 90s and 00s were noticeably influenced by left wing thought. They were influenced by Chinese culture definitely, but were otherwise fully American in ideological outlook
@fallgesetz@unevenlyposting Is that not largely because of the influence of their parents, who often hated those societies and passed that on to their children?
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@halaljew A lot of people struggle to recognize that his two terms are markedly different in character. These statements were absolutely true in 2020 but aren't anymore.
@SLover6895429@Arbeitologist Prison abolition and defunding the police is being grouped by tons of people under the umbrella of "Woke 1." It's a deliberately vague concept that should be rejected. If you want to criticize liberal idpol, be specific about it.
@alyssakeiko It is not in any way a coherent concept that can be utilized outside of that RW strategy and thus should be discarded by any serious person on the left.
@alyssakeiko This is my main issue with the Woke 1 framing. Making "Woke" a thing one can oppose was a deliberate attempt by the right to expand the already vague CRT into everything that resides under the massive umbrella of Progressive and make it all embarrassing.
@Ryning_Yan@gaiaslastlaugh Did you think he was trying to attack Chinese people or something? If I as a native English speaker could pass a Spanish or French exam because of linguistic similarities but couldn't speak the language, that wouldn't be good either.
@yc According to spotrac, he's made $120 million and is contract for basically the same amount. Anyone who says that isnt generational wealth has had their brain poisoned by social media wealth discourse and influencer TikToks.
@fujosbane@whatisagarrett No but it's an important part of intimate, romantic relationships, shorterm and longterm, for the vast majority of humans and the relationship part is clearly what he's actually getting at.
@fujosbane@whatisagarrett Because the things he's talking about-- fearing risk, the desire for connection, and the passage of time--are common across all people and touch on the human condition. People born around the turn of the millennium should be able to take something from the message.