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Some better versions of this take might be “In the culture war many people are only willing to consume media that perfectly signals their virtues, so even innocuous content can seem antagonistic.” or “Our culture changed and I don’t like it anymore, get off my lawn.”


For the most part I think this culture war is a figment of the media's imagination/desire. I think people just don't want to read for the most part—even those who purchase the books.


I find the culture war to exist primarily in the minds of the terminally online.


Maybe if you include "terminally watching the news on TV". But either way, it's a lot of people.


Most TV news now is talking about stuff in Twitter and I Can't Believe It's Not Twitter.




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