Pew Research data shows that Xers voted much more conservatively than the other demographics. Even more so than Baby Boomers.

The data shows how they voted; Zoomers and Millennials were both majorities for Harris.

I bring this up because there is data to back this. Gen Xers were more conservative, and since they vote at a larger scale than Millennials and Zoomers we’re much more likely to be pulled into more conservative politics for another decade or two at the least.

I believe it is a cultural thing and a money thing. Exposure to things like unleaded gasoline, microplastics, and misinformation/propaganda at a grand scale likely hasn’t helped.

Culturally more people have been raised to be progressive than they have been in the past.

Money doesn’t leave politics unless we vote in enough ethical leaders to change the laws. That can be more likely under a different voting system throughout the country.

The class struggle requires new generations being pulled into the cause, but if older generations vote more conservatively and have a higher percentage share of the votes then we won’t be able to vote in anything to address or tackle the class struggle for possibly another decade. The more we fail to pass positive change, the more burned out some people get from the process as well.

Organizing, unionizing, and trying to change the voting system to use an alternative voting system are our best bets at the moment I feel.

The war mongers are the neo-liberals on both sides, since they usually have some huge benefits from their districts and from arms sales.