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>West
>civilizational death spiral
Some of what you describe is actually heightened in East Asia despite its vastly different cultural millieu
I would say that, looking at Chinese and Korean society, the West is actually better off
>irreversibly poisoned by identity politics
All politics since Babylon has been identity politics on some level, intentionally exclusivist or otherwise.
The only politics that are specifically not are the universalist hypermodernities of capitalism and socialism.
Complaining at all about identity politics is a hypermodernism
>under the guise of personal freedom, secular culture and laissez-faire
Embarrassing phrasing; absolute shit diction.
Wdym "guise"?
Why are you even doubting these as justifications? Are they not simply the logical extreme of ideologies which you, to begin with, already fundamentally contest? Why not contest them directly on that basis?
And why do you say the same thing basically twice, just the 2nd time needlessly in French?
>insane levels of paranoid hysteria
In 2025?
Anon, be serious: that was an a largely online phenomenon with little mainstream penetration. In the real world, it's fairly (and increasingly, because 2025) uncommon to get CallMeCarson'd: the kids who actually leave the house tend to take after their parents' liberal sex positivism. The whole puriteens thing was mostly a moral panic online GenX/Y libs astroturfed into existence because the kids are too online and too living-with-their-parents to be having as much sex as grandma did. Also, the millennizoomer concern about power dynamics that you're whining about is, to begin with, primarily indicative of a reversal in youth culture from the GenX-millennial lib-individualism that you're also whining about. Do you even know what you're supposed to be complaining about, anon, or are you just playing some kind of sociology madlibs here? I hope you are, it'd be more dignified