Serendipper
Because it’s systemic.
This isn’t just an isolated phenomenon, it’s part of a broader political agenda called progressivism, which’s at least partly if not wholly anti-white, anti-Christian and anti-male.
Progressivism turns Nazism on its head, inverts it.
Non-whites are good, whites are bad, atheists or matriarchal pagans are good, monotheists or patriarchal pagans are bad, religion is bad, spirituality is good, women are strong, men are weak, the rich and powerful are bad, the poor and weak are good, children are born good, parents and culture corrupts them, civilization is bad, nature is good and so on.
Now it’s an ideology, no ideology is perfect.
When it comes to socialism and environmentalism, I’m mostly on board, altho I have my own vision of how, and to what extent they should be implemented.
Nazism was a return to traditional values in a modern economic, scientific and technological context, where as progressivism, as the name implies, was new.
However, I suspect there have always been progressive currents and undercurrents in culture. Christianity was progressive in some respects before it was politicized by Rome.
Progressivism came long after conservatism, and after the capitalist, liberal, socialist and fascist revolutions of the early modern and modern epochs.
economically it originally allied itself more with socialism than capitalism, but today it’s less concerned with economics, and if anything has allied itself more with capitalism than socialism.
Civilizations tend to start out conservative and become progressive as they, well, ‘progress’, or become more sophisticated.
I don’t see one as wholly good/evil, they’re like yang and yin, and while I don’t think everything that happens in society and politics can easily or needs to be lumped in with one or the other, it can be a convenient to.
Going to extremes in direction, thinking and values is what ruins civilizations, finding the right mean between these two extremes for the right people, place and time is what allows civilizations to flourish.