(04-14-2020, 02:26 PM)Isoko Wrote: My own opinion is that the Zoomers are more than likely going to be a centrist generation. They won't be left wing as that is the established culture and the kids obviously are going to rebel. But they won't be full on alt right either. However expect with coming problems, this generation might be slightly tinted towards something alt rightish. So I'm guessing a sort of centre right leaning for the majority with a hey, your gay, that's cool, just don't shove your culture at me bra type of mindset.
I think (I could be wrong) it seems more like a gender thing.
Most female Gen Zers seem more left-leaning than ever before according to my observations online and in real life. The males seem more center or center-right, but not alt-right. I'm not including the guys who have "Groyper" avatars on Twitter because there's a high likelihood they're probably bots or trolls. The only ones I can really judge though are probably those born in 1997-2002 because they seem to be the ones "making their mark" now, and by that I mean the 18+ Gen Zers.
Alt-right you mean like Milo/Charlie Kirk/Steven Crowder (more like a regular conservative) or like Richard Spencer/Mike Enoch/The Golden One (the actual fringe right)?
If Gen Z was really as alt-right as some think, people like Billie Eilish, Lil Nas X, and The Weeknd won't be charting on Billboard. You'd most likely see NSBM like Absurd, Graveland, and M8L8TH or folky type of music taking over. Half of the Asgardsrei attendees seem to be Millennial and the other half seems to be Gen Z aside from the band members like Hendrik Mobus (born 1976) or Alexei Levkin (born 1984), but I doubt even 500 people showed up, and this includes all of the bands involved. I don't really see that happening in the future. Most Gen Zers don't even have a clue who you're talking about if you bring up about Hendrik Mobus. I probably can't imagine an average Gen Zer being that fringe enough to attend Asgardsrei in Ukraine or join racial identitarian groups.
The regular conservative types seem more Christian, right-wing in economics, and centrist on social issues.
The fringe right types usually tend to be folkish pagans, left-wing in economics, and ethnonationalist/anti-LGBT.