Liberal vs conservative art

So, you have a bunch of deeply insecure, neurotic people, trying to make their way in a profession where the rules are vague and the agreed upon standards of successful work are non-existent, and then you hand them a secular religion that gives them not only rules and standards, but a weapon with which to bludgeon their critics as -ists, phobes,... See more

Being an artist is a luxury most people from economically disadvantaged environments just don’t think they can afford. You’re a lot more likely to choose it if you have a trust fund to fall back on. So, essentially you end up with a scene dominated by trust fund babies, no matter what identity group they align with.

The appeal of a set of standards that remove the basis of evaluating work from its quality to its adherence to a set of clearly defined political beliefs is obvious. If you can’t out-talent people, you can at least out-woke them.

Conservatives don’t produce art anymore for the same reason typewriters aren’t used to produce scripts- they’re yesterday’s model.

Quantitative studies show that liberals are usually creative thinkers with low conscientiousness, high openness, and high neuroticism. Meanwhile, conservatives are linear thinkers with high conscientiousness and low openness and neuroticism.

rich white people are the crux of the problem, with the emphasis being on “rich” rather than “white,” as some would have it. The low to no pay circumstances of most creatives are beside the point, even though many of them will point to this as evidence of their moral authority to speak on matters of poverty and marginalization.

One thing that fascinates me is that art wasn't always so tied to leftist, socialist or communist political views as it is right now There was lots of waves in history of art that promoted acceleration, ambition, futurism, technology and capitalism But in our current time I'd say about 80%... See more

While the liberal deconstructs, the rightist metaconstructs, building around, upon, and through what came before, using a particular legacy as a foundation for his own superstructure.