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30 sats \ 3 replies \ @Undisciplined 13 Jun \ parent \ on: Portland's Politics and the Fall of Big Pink econ
I hope that's right. It just doesn't fit with my experience of these people. I may not live on the West Coast, but most of my social circle does.
I could imagine them allowing for some realities eventually, but not giving up the premises that generated the errors. Eventually, there will be a generational shift in values, I suppose.
From everything I read, it looks like gen Z is moving to a more “conservative” way of thinking.
I think the pendulum swings more on a time scale than a generational scale. Also, as people get older they seem to get more “conservative”, don’t they?
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as people get older they seem to get more “conservative”, don’t they?
Normally, I think, but I'm not sure it holds out there.
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I just noticed it in people around me. The older they are, sometimes, the more conservative they get. I have some neighbors in their 70s and 80s that seem pretty darn conservative.
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