Society/Culture Why are young males now more right wing then older males?

[Episode IV]

Why are young males now more right wing then older males?​

I think most people are going to become older, eventually. It doesn't really matter what they were before they become older males.
Some men are left wing, then older males, some are accountants, and then older males. Some are footy players, then become older males upon retirement.

I don't really understand what this thread is supposed to be about... the inevitability of ageing, perhaps?

 

[RandB]

It reminds me of a Bill Maher monologue a little while back.

In a US context at least, I think there are some elements of truth amongst the puff humour, particularly the Tate stuff.

 

[Jcpdragonx]

The left went too far and pushed their agenda of race, gender, feminism, virtue signalling, cancel culture, labelling onto the next generation. They see what a lot of these people look like - coloured hair, beta, feminine low testosterone. They want to steer clear.

Young men easily find themselves struggling with mental health issues and they turn to self help, where the community is all right wing.

Chronic disease is at an all time high and you find out pretty quick pharma isn’t the answer here and turn natural health where the community is all right wing.

Much like how the left hates trump so much that they look beyond what’s happening in dem party because trump must lose at all costs. Look at the sorry state of America, they’d rather 4 more years of that than Trump. In the same way, young men look beyond all that shady things Trump has said and done because theyre sick of what woke left is preaching to them and how they want them to think.

 

[Seeds]

Why are young males now more right wing then older males?​

I think most people are going to become older, eventually. It doesn't really matter what they were before they become older males.
Some men are left wing, then older males, some are accountants, and then older males. Some are footy players, then become older males upon retirement.

I don't really understand what this thread is supposed to be about... the inevitability of ageing, perhaps?

people tend to become more conservative as they age.

And yet today younger males are more conservative then older males already. That is unique. It is not consistent with history.

How comservative will gen z males be when they are older? Mega comservative if historically trends are the norm.

 

[stax on the mull]

This question about young men turning to the right, and away from young women, was discussed in an interview on Planet America on Friday Nov 1.

Just before the 2nd last tab bar. Approx 36:45. (I think I've posted the video link so it's start about there)

 

[Gethelred]

Why are young males now more right wing then older males?​

I think most people are going to become older, eventually. It doesn't really matter what they were before they become older males.
Some men are left wing, then older males, some are accountants, and then older males. Some are footy players, then become older males upon retirement.

I don't really understand what this thread is supposed to be about... the inevitability of ageing, perhaps?

Seeds is trying to do what Grin did, and it isn't working.

 

[Gethelred]

people tend to become more conservative as they age.

Not these days, they don't.

And yet today younger males are more conservative then older males already. That is unique. It is not consistent with history.

How comservative will gen z males be when they are older? Mega comservative if historically trends are the norm.

Methinks their politics will have to loosen up as they get married or exposed to women, because the expectations of their brand of traditional masculinity are going to see them ostracised if they persist with them.

That, or we're going to see a spate of the messiest divorces ever in around 20ish years.

It's also a thing where some young men choose to reject polite society for a bit. Some will persist with it - countercultures exist for a reason - but most mature out of it, when the 'opt in' forces of capitalism and wider society make their marks on those boys.