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Yeah kinda, especially now that we got Trump elected (where to now, y'know?). Anti-woke really always felt to a lot of people like a means to an end rather than a real movement, a way of pushing back the crazies over at the Mary Sue or whatever, the old prudes waving a finger in our faces, telling us to stop having fun. Thing is, there's a difference between the people who just want to stop seeing woke corporate slop and the people who want some kind of antimatter universe where the vague notion of anti-woke is treated the same way woke was before the vibe shift happened.
Some people on both sides like the culture war stuff, like the fighting, the buzzwords, the depicting the other side as subhuman. Others just want to stop seeing ugly people with made-up astrology-tier sexual preferences being pushed by corporations to cover up the fact that they let their best talent go 15 years ago.
Personally I'm loving the new post-woke vibe shift we seem to be getting. Just move on from pretending you're some kind of culture paladin and make good stories. Japan and China figured that out, no wonder teens and young adults are flocking to entertainment made there. And hey, it's not hurting anybody, the culture-war-obsessed people can just make themselves busy reading about how black myth wukong is actually totally about trans rights or whatever.