Has the left acknowledge they lost said cultural war yet or do they still have their heads up their own asses.
The boomers will forever think time stopped at 1980. That all you have to do is get a job managing the local minimart by walking down and giving the managers a firm handshake, then use that part time job to buy a 3 bedroom house with garage and a few acres of land. And if you can't do that then there's something wrong with you, also could you please train Pajeetdishu he's your replacement, it's great he'll work for $3 an hour and lives 15 to an apartment. Line go up!
Gen X will forever think time stopped at 1995 and we'll forever think they are the coolest raddest fuckers in the history of time, and that everyone will always give a shit about the latest Transformers / GiJoe / Power Rangers remake.
The boomers will go to their graves refusing to believe anything has ever changed. My boomer buddy absolutely fucking refused to believe I couldn't afford a house working for one of the largest tech firms in the world until I showed him that it's about $300,000 for the cheapest meth house in town, and that's WITH the photo on zillow of some homeless fucker having made a campfire in the living room.
Gen X might not quite be in that loop, which will be even better because when they finally discover zoomers and aelph just don't give a shit about a remake of Ninja Turtles or Beetle Borgs they're going to go absolutely bugfuck nuts. "That's not children's entertainment, I'm barely out of my teens at 53 and I know what kids like!"
Since the vast, vast majority of the "left" are boomers and X, no. No they have not acknowledged they lost the culture war. It will always be 1980. It will always be 1995. They will be happily walking down the streets they swear are the same as the Clinton era, dodging Jeets and Sandniggers speaking some language that sounds like Star Wars aliens, wondering what your problem is, clearly you're not "with it" like them.
And if you think the next generations are immune, it's even worse. Social Media intentionally puts people in a bubble with algorithms, because it makes advertising to cliques easier if you segment them off from each other. The side effect of this is confirmation bias. Constant, eternal, confirmation bias.
