Just to clarify some definitions between us. Please correct this if I've mischaracterized your positions.

In the US context ....

• What you call modern day Liberal can be thought of as your Democrats/progressives/woke/socialists/left-wing populists

• What you call modern day Conservatives can be thought as your RINO Republicans

• What you call "alt-right" can be thought of as right-wing populists

• Many modern-day conservatives are effectively classical liberals (i.e., the original meaning of liberal, not the present-day label that's attached to Marxists)

The flip of script you have observed, I would take a guess in part is due to who has the power at that particular time.

Presently, the Left have captured most of the political power & are willfully using it to marginalize the Right. It seems that political law of "anything that isn't explicitly right-wing will eventually become left-wing" has played out & proven to be true.

The Left currently have the government in many Western countries, they dominate the media & social media, they have big businesses, they have the schools, they have many of the institutions, and they have much of the culture.

As such, the present-day Right stands against many of these advances by the Left.

In the past, when conservatism was still stronger (watch TV shows/movies from the 80's/90's/early 2000's and you'll see signs of this), the Left was actively subverting the Right to gain the power.

Just to clarify some definitions between us. Please correct this if I've mischaracterized your positions.

In the US context ....

• What you call modern day Liberal can be thought of as your Democrats/progressives/woke/socialists/left-wing populists

• What you call modern day Conservatives can be thought as your RINO Republicans

• What you call "alt-right" can be thought of as right-wing populists

• Many modern-day conservatives are effectively classical liberals (i.e., the original meaning of liberal, not the present-day label that's attached to Marxists)

The flip of script you have observed, I would take a guess in part is due to who has the power at that particular time.

Presently, the Left have captured most of the political power & are willfully using it to marginalize the Right. It seems that political law of "anything that isn't explicitly right-wing will eventually become left-wing" has played out & proven to be true.

The Left currently have the government in many Western countries, they dominate the media & social media, they have big businesses, they have many of the institutions, and they have much of the culture.

As such, the present-day Right stands against many of these advances by the Left.

In the past, when conservatism was still stronger (watch TV shows/movies from the 80's/90's/early 2000's and you'll see signs of this), the Left was actively subverting the Right to gain the power.

Just to clarify some definitions between us. Please correct this if I've mischaracterized your positions.

In the US context ....

• What you call modern day Liberal can be thought of as your Democrats/progressives/woke/socialists/left-wing populists

• What you call modern day Conservatives can be thought as your RINO Republicans

• What you call "alt-right" can be thought of as right-wing populists

The flip of script you have observed, I would take a guess in part is due to who has the power at that particular time.

Presently, the Left have captured most of the political power & are willfully using it to marginalize the Right. It seems that political law of "anything that isn't explicitly right-wing will eventually become left-wing" has played out & proven to be true.

The Left currently have the government in many Western countries, they dominate the media & social media, they have big businesses, they have many of the institutions, and they have much of the culture.

As such, the present-day Right stands against many of these advances by the Left.

In the past, when conservatism was still stronger (watch TV shows/movies from the 80's/90's/early 2000's and you'll see signs of this), the Left was actively subverting the Right to gain the power.

Just to clarify some definitions between us. Please correct this if I've mischaracterized your positions.

In the US context ....

• What you call modern day Liberal can be thought of as your Democrats/progressives/woke/socialists/left-wing populists

• What you call modern day Conservatives can be thought as your RINO Republicans

• What you call "alt-right" can be thought of as right-wing populists

The flip of script you have observed, I would take a guess in part is due to who has the power at that particular time.

Presently, the Left have captured most of the political power & are willfully using it to marginalize the Right.

They have the government in many Western countries, they dominate the media & social media, they have big businesses, they have many of the institutions, and they have much of the culture.

As such, the present-day Right stands against many of these advances by the Left.

In the past, when conservatism was still stronger (watch TV shows from the 80's/90's/early 2000's and you'll see signs of this), the Left was actively subverting the Right to gain the power.

Just to clarify some definitions between us. Please correct this if I've mischaracterized your positions.

In the US context ....

• What you call modern day Liberal can be thought of as your Democrats/progressives/woke/socialists/left-wing populists

• What you call modern day Conservatives can be thought as your RINO Republicans

• What you call "alt-right" can be thought of as right-wing populists

The flip of script you have observed, I would take a guess is due (at least in part) to who has the power at that particular time.

Presently, the Left have captured most of the political power & are willfully using it to marginalize the Right.

They have the government in many Western countries, they dominate the media & social media, they have big businesses, they have many of the institutions, and they have much of the culture.

As such, the present-day Right stands against many of these same entities.

In the past, when conservatism was still stronger (watch TV shows from the 80's/90's/early 2000's and you'll see signs of this), the Left was actively subverting the Right to gain the power.

Just to clarify some definitions between us. Please correct this if I've mischaracterized your positions.

In the US context ....

• What you call modern day Liberal can be thought of as your Democrats/progressives/woke/socialists/left-wing populists

• What you call modern day Conservatives can be thought as your RINO Republicans

• What you call "alt-right" can be thought of as right-wing populists

The flip of script you have observed, I would take a guess in part is due to who has the power at that particular time.

Presently, the Left have captured most of the political power & are willfully using it to marginalize the Right.

They have the government in many Western countries, they dominate the media & social media, they have big businesses, they have many of the institutions, and they have much of the culture.

As such, the present-day Right stands against many of these same entities.

In the past, when conservatism was still stronger (watch TV shows from the 80's/90's/early 2000's and you'll see signs of this), the Left was actively subverting the Right to gain the power.

Just to clarify some definitions between us. Please correct this if I've mischaracterized your positions.

In the US context ....

• What you call modern day Liberal can be thought of as your Democrats/progressives/woke/socialists/left-wing populists

• What you call modern day Conservatives can be thought as your RINO Republicans

• What you call "alt-right" can be thought of as right-wing populists