04-07-2020, 02:16 PM
As a Homelander, me nor any of my friends are conservative, and that ranges from people born from 1996-2006(?). The youngest of my friends is gay in a country that generally hates LGBTQs. I'm the only Catholic out of my friends too; they're either Atheist (by a long shot), Jewish, or Muslim if I recall correctly. A lot of them, even one younger than me, are super into social justice, tweeting and retweeting about it.
A few years ago, I did have a cringey anti-feminist phase, where I denied the wage gap and debated with "feminazis" (modern super-feminists who dislike men). My best friend, meanwhile, had a social-justice-warrior Tumblr account at the time. I really don't know what to think of modern feminism anymore.
It's mostly cuspers and older who are extremely liberal, but I haven't seen much from definite Homelanders, aside from two friends.
As for me, I'm pro-Bernie, anti-gun, and pro-trans rights, but I'm semi pro-life (but pro-choice if they were sexually assaulted) AND religious (to an extent- I believe in God and heaven but also in evolution and the big bang, and I'm not going to church every Sunday when I'm an adult)
A few years ago, I did have a cringey anti-feminist phase, where I denied the wage gap and debated with "feminazis" (modern super-feminists who dislike men). My best friend, meanwhile, had a social-justice-warrior Tumblr account at the time. I really don't know what to think of modern feminism anymore.
It's mostly cuspers and older who are extremely liberal, but I haven't seen much from definite Homelanders, aside from two friends.
As for me, I'm pro-Bernie, anti-gun, and pro-trans rights, but I'm semi pro-life (but pro-choice if they were sexually assaulted) AND religious (to an extent- I believe in God and heaven but also in evolution and the big bang, and I'm not going to church every Sunday when I'm an adult)