>>27469Before the WW2 and subsequent Death of the West (or at the least until around the Great Depression, when Socialists gained more influence), the ideology of the Anglosphere was unabashed White (Anglo-Saxon) supremacism, eugenics, scientific racism, segregation, anti-immigration and nativism, Christianity, strong families, and traditional culture.
So what did happen? It's definitely a right question.
Someone would have to be completely insane to believe that the globohomo system we live under today is remotely comparable to those times in terms of economics or ideology.
We have more regulations than ever before, big government-backed monopolies, private-public partnerships, bloated welfare states, massive taxes, massive global wealth redistribution from Whites to non-Whites, and Socialist (or "Social Democratic") parties dominating governments since the end of WW2. Even the so-called (((Capitalist))) elites of the WEF & Co. express their desire to abolish Capitalism.
Furthermore, all of the theory that underpins so-called "Cultural Liberalism" was cooked up by Marxist academics and their students, not the corporate boardrooms of Fortune 500 companies. Noel Ignatiev, Franz Boas, Theo Adorno, Herbert Marcuse, Kim Crenshaw, Angela Davis, etc. are Socialist Third Worldists, not Classical Liberals. Plus, postwar Globalist ideology has deep roots in the Socialist movement, dating back to the earliest Utopians and Radicals.
Modern "Capitalists" (corporations, businesses, etc.) parrot Cultural Marxist (aka "Woke") ideals for a few reasons:
1. They're forced to do so by Civil Rights laws (enacted by Socialists & Social Democrat governments in the 60s/70s).
2. They're threatened by "cancel culture" enforced by Leftist media hegemony and NGOs like the ADL.
3. Leftist activists aggressively colonized corporations as part of their Long March Through The Institutions of Power.
4. Globalist elites (who take ideological cues from Leftist academia and from being predominantly ethnically Jewish) have bought up and monopolized corporations.
5. Too Big to Fail companies can push unprofitable ideological nonsense because they're supported by the state.
6. Companies are kept in line by private finance pressure, e.g. BlackRock's ESG which is a corporate Cultural Marxist social credit score.
Corporations aren't special unique entities controlled by magical abstract economic wizardry, but the clear nodes of power (like government, media, academia, or judiciary) that can be captured or dominated by ideologically-motivated parties and individuals.
Finally, those people put the transgender toddlers as an objective sign of progress, jsut like many other things, such as the partocratic technocracy, the UBI, the bloated welfare state, to save all of the "oppressed" billions of brown people around the world, and so on. This is why they downplayed or defended the COVID tyranny, claimed that Agenda 21 is irrelevant, and so on.