Comments by "iggle" (@iggle6448) on "Future of the West: Should Traditionalists Try to Take Back Control of Institutions or Just Give Up?" video.

This chap hasn't left his ivory tower, though he talks a good game. I've spent a career working with all sorts of communities, in UK and abroad, introducing reasonable changes. The resistance is always phenomenally strong and ultimately more or less successful. Without exception, that resistance is also subtle, behind the scenes, deceptive, so you'll think there's progress but mostly everything springs back to normal once you're out of the room, so to speak. People don't give up they just quietly keep doing what they want to do and ignore the changers and their 'troublemaking'.
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@AlexJacksonTempleSounds Indeed, you make my broader point. Though, without going into detail, the changes I was involved in were offering genuine power to people. (There's a whole canon of research and interpretation across the philosophical, psychological, sociological, anthropological, historical spectrums, about why people everywhere generally prefer to stay as silent followers despite the advantages of power). Again, most people will resist change - whether it's good or bad. Most people take the ultra-conservative, cautious, commonsensical, least life-disrupting route forward. And so that means good news: delusional wokesterism, devoid of reason and commonsense, is doomed to fail.
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