How to Address Cultural Change When SJWs Aren't Met with Support

The debate around cultural change often centers on the actions and demands of SJWs (Social Justice Warriors). While these individuals often advocate for change, not all segments of the population share their perspective. Many view cultural changes as unnecessary and even offensive. This article aims to explore the reasons why change is still necessary and how to effectively advocate for improvements.

The Conservative Perspective on Cultural Obsolescence

Conservatives face a unique challenge in addressing cultural change. Some aspects of their culture have become offensive to a segment of the population, typically described as SJWs. If only 20% of the population finds these aspects offensive and the remaining 80% are indifferent, the fight against change appears futile. After all, who cares about being offensive? The answer is that every culture needs change, but not because it is offensive, but because it is outdated.

Why is cultural change essential? It is driven by the need to adapt to new social, economic, and technological realities. For instance, any culture that does not embrace modern values, such as respect, equality, and inclusivity, risks becoming obsolete. The question is not about being offensive, but about being relevant and forward-thinking.

Practical Steps to Promote Cultural Change

Here are some practical steps to promote cultural change without alienating the bulk of the population:

Cultivate Respect: Offer kindness and tangible gifts, such as homemade soup or gift certificates for shoes, to those who are resistant. This approach ensures that change does not come across as an attack, but as a gesture of support. Support Victims: Report accounts that harass victims online and take proactive measures to silence trolls and stifling hate speech. This not only supports those directly affected but also fosters a more positive and respectful online environment. Appeal to Common Values: Recall the time when individuals of any class could aspire to be respectable, well-spoken, and admired for their virtues. These common values transcend political and cultural differences and provide a ground for unity.

It is crucial to recognize that change is not about tearing down the old but about bridging the gap between the old and the new. By focusing on practical actions that foster improvement, rather than enforcing radical change, we can make cultures more inclusive and adaptive.

Call to Action for Policy and Vigilance

The argument against SJWs and the need for cultural change extends beyond mere advocacy for change. There is a strong case for enforcing laws, promoting accountability, and holding those who engage in harmful behavior, such as violence, looting, and destruction, responsible.

Conservatives should continue to advocate and demand better. They must stand up and unequivocally declare their stance against oppressive behavior. If SJWs and similar groups do not like it, they should be held accountable and face the consequences of their actions. By taking concrete steps to address these issues, we can reclaim the USA from those who seek to undermine our values and nation.

In conclusion, while the path to cultural change may be challenging, it is essential for the prosperity and integrity of any society. By adopting a multi-faceted approach that combines kindness, respect, and firm action, we can create a more inclusive and just society.