I generally criticize the Left more than the Right for a variety of reasons. First, the Left, at least the cultural left, is an ascendant force, while traditional conservatism is on the defensive. Second, what passes for the “left” in the Western world today largely represents the Brahmin class, not the working class. Third, a lot of elements of the cultural left have been commercialized by capital and coopted by the state to the point of being incorporated into the ruling class’ present ideological superstructure, or the “new civil religion.” Lastly, the “left” is full of weenies, chumps, losers, and morons who have no perception of any of this and instead wax hysterical about archaic, largely non-existent ideologies from almost a century ago.